Ash Wednesday Service

for 1 hour
St Paul's Clifton
St Paul's Clifton, St Paul’s Church St Paul’s Road Clifton Bristol, BS8 1LP, United Kingdom

We will mark the beginning of Lent with a Eucharist at St Paul’s on 18th February at 7.30pm which will include the choir singing Allegri’s wonderful setting of Psalm 51 (Miserere) and the opportunity to receive the sign of the cross in ash as a reminder of God’s grace meeting us in our mortality.

Cotham Parish Church, also known as St Saviour with St Mary

Cotham Parish Church is an Inclusive, Creative, and Contemplative Christian Community within the Church of England.

We are committed to seeking and extending justice and growing in our response to Climate Emergency.

We seek to be a place for people of all traditions and backgrounds to celebrate and explore faith and spirituality.

We welcome people who are gay, straight, married, single, civilly partnered, transgender, bisexual, divorced, and separated.

We are on an exciting journey of continually reimagining faith and what it means to live in ways inspired by the gospel and the open promise of God’s kingdom.

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Cotham Parish Church
Cotham Road
Bristol

BS6 6DR
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Ash Wednesday Service

for 1 hour
St Paul's Clifton
St Paul's Clifton, St Paul’s Church St Paul’s Road Clifton Bristol, BS8 1LP, United Kingdom

We will mark the beginning of Lent with a Eucharist at St Paul’s on 18th February at 7.30pm which will include the choir singing Allegri’s wonderful setting of Psalm 51 (Miserere) and the opportunity to receive the sign of the cross in ash as a reminder of God’s grace meeting us in our mortality.

Safeguarding

Cotham Parish Church is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults at risk.

We will develop a culture in our church that:

- Enables a safe and caring community to provide a loving environment where there is a culture of ‘informed vigilance’ as to the dangers of abuse.
- Enables and encourages concerns to be raised and responded to openly and consistently and protects children, young people and adults who may be vulnerable from actual or potential harm.
- Ensures all people feel welcomed, respected and safe from abuse.
- Values, listens to and respects children, young people and adults who may be vulnerable, encouraging them to be active contributors to the church community.
- Encourages adults who may be vulnerable to lead as independent a life as possible.

Read about our Safeguarding policy and how we are promoting a culture of Safeguarding here.