SERVICES AT St. RUFIN CHURCH, BURSTON.
- Occurring
- Sunday 15 November 2026 Sunday at for 1 hour
- Venue
- St. Rufin's Church, Burston, part of the Mid-Trent Churches Team
- Address Burston Village (off Butterhill Bank) Stafford, ST18 0GZ, United Kingdom
It is regretted that St Rufin's is now closed as a place of worship, (a decision taken not lightly by the PCC),
All services are now held at All Saints' Church, Sandon, unless otherwise advised.
OUR NEXT SERVICE IS:
15th November BCP Holy Communion at 11-15am, led by Rev'd Vivienne Starkie.
OUR OTHER SERVICES:
22nd November Matins at 11-15am, led by Andy Cooper.
29th November Praise Together Holy Communion at 10-00am, All Saints' Church, Milwich, led by Rev'd Derek Pamment and Andy Cooper.
6th December BCP Holy Communion at 11-15am, led by Rev'd Vivienne Starkie.
13th December Carol Service at 6-00pm, led by Stephen Butt.
20th December Praise Together Holy Communion at 10-00am, St. Peter's Church, Gayton, led by Rev'd Vivienne Starkie and Andy Cooper.
24th December Christingle at 4-00pm, led by Rev'd Duncan Leake.
24th December Team Midnight Mass at 11-00pm, All Saints' Church, Milwich, led by Rev'd David Bintliff or
24th December Team Midnight Mass at 11-00pm, St. Andrew's Church, Weston, led by Rev'd Vivienne Starkie.
25th December Benefice Christmas Day Service at 9-30am, St. John the Baptist Church, Stowe by Chartley, led by Rev'd Duncan Leake.
BCP is the Book of Common Prayer.
First written in 1549, and following several revisions became the current official Prayer Book of the Church of England in 1662.
It is used not because because of sentimental or nostalgic motivations, but because it agrees with the foundational doctrine of the Church of England and is loved for the beauty of its language.
Its services continue to be widely used as a traditional form of worship.
If you are looking for something more modern, many of our churches have services based on Common Worship which is in contemporary language.
Please click on "Church Services Across Mid-Trent Team" to see our service rotas.
We try to make our church services as friendly as possible. Please don’t worry about getting things ‘wrong’. Even if they notice, people won’t mind. At Communion services, everyone is equally welcome, whether you feel able to share the bread and wine or prefer just to stay seated for a time of quiet. Finally, we are interested in you, not what you are wearing.