At the War Memorial Dulverton; by the Fire Station Kemps Way (TA22 9HL),
Palm Sunday, falling on March 29, 2026, marks Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, initiating Holy Week. It commemorates the crowds waving palm branches and laying cloaks to welcome him as he rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. It is a day of mixed emotions, celebrating his kingship while looking ahead to his crucifixion.
The combination of Foot Washing (the Mandatum from which we get Maundy) and Eucharist is a central feature of Christian worship, particularly on Maundy Thursday, which commemorates the Last Supper. This ritual acts as a, visual and experiential, act, modelling Christ's command of humility and service.
A quiet, sombre yet hopeful half an hour service of devotion.
1900 Concert by the BARLE SINGERS featuring music by 1900 Concert by the BARLE SINGERS featuring music by Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine, Messe Basse and Requiem.
Traditional sung service with four hymns and a warm welcome. Normally every first and fourth Sundays.
Holy Communion at Dulverton
A short more lively service for everyone.
A traditional evensong with psalms, hymns and a brief word.
Sung service.