United Benefice Service - second Sunday of each month

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
A church in the Churn Valley Benefice
Address
A church in the Churn Valley Benefice, United Kingdom

This 11am Service is rotated around the different Churches in the Churn Valley Benefice. For confirmation of which church is hosting the service in a particular month, please see the Calendar section of the Churn Valley Benefice website: https://www.churnvalley.org.uk/calendar/

Monthly service pattern with first and and third Sundays at St Mary's, Cowley, second Sunday at a different church each month in the benefice, and the fourth Sunday at Coberley.

Cowley, St Mary's church

Dating back to around 1200, St Mary’s Church in Cowley is an intimate and historic Grade II listed parish church nestled within beautiful, tranquil grounds directly adjacent to the famous Cowley Manor. Its traditional Cotswold stone architecture and peaceful churchyard make it a cherished setting for worship, quiet reflection, and local gatherings. The church remains an active heart of the village, maintaining strong ties with local choirs, community groups, and nearby initiatives like the local Adventure Centre.

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Fr Julian Wilson

The Rectory, Gloucester Road, Stratton, Cirencester

GL7 2LJ
The Revd Julian Wilson - Rector
07873 366527
The Revd Cliff Pooley
01242 243981

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United Benefice Service - second Sunday of each month

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
A church in the Churn Valley Benefice
Address
A church in the Churn Valley Benefice, United Kingdom

This 11am Service is rotated around the different Churches in the Churn Valley Benefice. For confirmation of which church is hosting the service in a particular month, please see the Calendar section of the Churn Valley Benefice website: https://www.churnvalley.org.uk/calendar/

Monthly service pattern with first and and third Sundays at St Mary's, Cowley, second Sunday at a different church each month in the benefice, and the fourth Sunday at Coberley.