Follow the trial of wooden angels round Uffculme, each telling part of the Christmas story. You can follow the trail in one go, or do it over several days - the choice is yours. There are seven different angels to be found (each angel is accompanied by a map showing the location of all seven).

The church remains open every day from 9.30am to 4pm for private prayer: please observe social distancing

Please join us in church if you would like to pray for the people of Ukraine, for Israel and Palestine, and for other troubled parts of the world

Uffculme Baby & Toddler Group meets in church every Tuesday - not school holidays: free play, stories, songs and friendship

Common Worship

A chance to share and pray for children and families in the parish - does not take place during school holidays

Following our very popular Christmas Trees Festival launch on 22 November, in line with Uffculme Lights Switch-On, the tree lights will be on during services and from 3.30pm most days. The church normally closes at around 4pm, but on Friday evenings until Christmas Day it will be open until 7pm. There is also a chance for you to write a prayer, or in memory of someone, or with a message, on a star on the Tree of Light by the entrance door; and an opportunity to contribute to the work of CHAT (Churches Housing Action Team) based in Tiverton, helping those facing housing or debt problems, or facing food shortages.

This is the regular Sunday morning service held at 11.15am each week.

Join us at Ashill's carol service, at St Stephen's church.

Our annual carol service - come and join in...

Come along to this special Monday morning celebration for families, young and old, with 'carols and cake'.

The chance for children and families to come along as one of the Nativity story characters. Bring your own costume, or costumes provided.

See in Christmas Day with a lovely service of carols with Holy Communion.

A family service for Christmas morning - all welcome

This Sunday morning service, including some carols no doubt, for the whole Mission Community (parishes of Uffculme, Willand, Kentisbeare and Blackborough), is at St Mary's Kentisbeare this year. Coffee etc will be available after the service.

This shorter service, using the Book of Common Prayer, takes place at 8am on the first Sunday of each month.

Joint service with Uffculme Baptist Church. Venue rotates. May be Morning Prayer or Holy Communion service.