* Sun 1st at 10.00 am: All Saints Day – Simple Holy Communion * Sun 8th at 10.00 am: Remembrance Sunday – Sung Eucharist followed by Act of Remembrance * Wed 11th at 10.45 am: School Service – Act of Remembrance (All welcome at this service) * Sun 15th at 10.45 am: Second Sunday before Advent – Sung Eucharist * Sun 22nd at 10.00 am: Christ the King – Sung Eucharist * Sun 29th at 10.00 am: First Sunday of Advent – Sung Eucharist
A history book covering the impact of the Great War And the Second World War on the families and community of the village of Wilmcote. This book is now available from St Andrew's Church for a suggested donation of £5.
Sun 4th – Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity - Harvest Festival; Archdeacon Tim Cockel preachingSun 11th – Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity - Sung Eucharist; followed by a produce stall at ~11:00 am in aid of Stratford Food BankSun 18th – Luke The Evangelist - Sung EucharistSun 25th – Bible Sunday - Sung EucharistAll services are presided over by Fr. Larry
On Sunday 6th September, we were privileged to hear from Simon Beacham as he shared a moving account of his recent trek up Mount Kilimanjaro. Undertaken alongside his daughter Maddie as a personal pilgrimage in memory of his late brother Matt, the trek formed the subject of a deeply reflective talk for everyone present.The demanding expedition saw Simon and Maddie push their physical and mental endurance to reach Africa’s highest point, standing at an extraordinary 5,895 metres above sea level. Their route required four days of intense climbing to reach the summit, followed by a rapid two-day descent to help their bodies reacclimate from the high altitude.Simon's younger brother, Matt, was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2020 at the age of 56. Although treatment brought a brief period of stability, Matt sadly passed away in February 2025.Thanks to remarkable generosity, Simon and Maddie raised an outstanding £5,335 for The Brain Tumour Charity—the world's leading organisation dedicated to funding brain tumour research, saving lives, and supporting everyone affected by a diagnosis.Image: Simon pictured with his wife, Rachel