Christingle Service

for 1 hour
Anglican congregation in Bertric Burée
Le Bourg (D106) Bertric Burée Riberac, 24320, France

All are welcome to come and celebrate the joy and true meaning of Christmas at our all-age Christingle service at the beginning of Advent. A Christingle is a beautiful symbol of light, hope & unity.

Anglican congregation in Bertric Burée

An active and thriving Church Community:

We are an active church, organising and hosting a variety of social and fundraising events throughout the year. We also have various home and prayer groups to encourage Bible study growth and fellowship. Sharing a meal is an important part of our fellowship and once a month we enjoy a Bring and Share lunch after the service.

The Upper Room: a converted house with a garden opposite the church, provides a multipurpose space for worship and social activities.

The Book Barn has an extensive selection of second-hand books, DVDs and CDs. It is open after services and during the week and is situated in the front garden of the Upper Room.

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Christingle Service

for 1 hour
Anglican congregation in Bertric Burée
Le Bourg (D106) Bertric Burée Riberac, 24320, France

All are welcome to come and celebrate the joy and true meaning of Christmas at our all-age Christingle service at the beginning of Advent. A Christingle is a beautiful symbol of light, hope & unity.

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