A traditional service of Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer
A traditional service from the Book of Common Prayer. Our small but friendly congregation welcome you!
A service of Holy Communion using the more modern Common Worship liturgy
A Common Worship service, with hymns, a sermon and coffee and biscuits afterwards.
A quiet, contemplative service with time for reflection.
Come and join Revd Tracey as she starts her day with the Daily Office.
On Mondays this service is held at Seavington St Michael; and on Tuesdays it's held at East Lambrook.
A peaceful service for those needing a midweek pause. This service uses the modern Common Worship words for the first three Wednesdays. On the fourth Wednesday there is a traditional-language Book of Common Prayer service..
6.30pm for 7pm - Come and join our communal meal. There will be a sign-up sheet at church from 12 March so that we don't all bring quiche! Bring your own drinks.
A chance to pause and meet together on this most special and sombre day.
Come and join Revd Tracey in the Rectory Garden for a bonfire and children's activities, with supper. Please contact Revd Tracey (via the church office) if you'd like to come or for more information.
Come and celebrate with us! A traditional service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer
Come and celebrate with us on this very special day! A relaxed and inclusive service with Holy Communion, with coffee and assorted croissant-like nibbles.
An all-age, informal service, very relaxed and including café-style refreshments. A great service to come to if you're new to church or to the village.
Come and have a chat, bring a game, speak to our Village Agent or just eat some cake!
An informal communion service, with inclusive liturgy and a sermon slots which is interactive, using multimedia, art and Bible reflections.
An inclusive, family-friendly, all-age, Communion service with children's activities, with the opportunity for coffee and a chat afterwards.
The location will vary each month, so please check before setting out. The services will reflect the seasons of the Christian year.