Please note that, from the beginning of June, our regular Sunday morning service times have changed. The service will now start at 11am.
St Simon and St Jude, Milton on Stour is open daily throughout the week for prayer and reflection or just to visit
Join us for half an hour on a Friday morning for a small informal prayer group. We are currently praying for God’s guidance and support as we search for a new Rector in the Benefice.
A service of remembrance, beginning at the War Memorial and then moving to the church.
Beautiful traditional Christian worship in this village setting.
On 25 October, this service will be our Patronal Festival.
A traditional service using the Book of Common Prayer 1662
The 3 churches of the Benefice will come together to mark the beginning of Advent and of the Church's year with an Advent Carol Service of readings and hymns. All are welcome.
For parents / carers of Milton School, on the first Tuesday of the month, come for a coffee and a chance to chat with other carers as well as members of the church and school. Younger siblings are welcome to join us; toys and refreshments provided.
Like a beetle but drawing a reindeer! Drinks and nibbles will be served at the interval. This is a fund raising event towards our ongoing repairs to our church so we look forward to seeing you there.
A family friendly non-Eucharistic service of praise and thanksgiving.
On 6 December, this will be our Nativity Service, as we look forward to the coming of Christmas.
A family-friendly service of readings and carols, telling the story of Christmas.
A family-friendly service of Holy Communion to celebrate Christmas Day.
On the 5th Sunday of the month, the 3 churches of the Benefice come together to share Holy Communion. The service takes place at either 9:30am (when in St Mary's Gillingham) or 11am (when in St Simon & Jude, Milton on Stour or St Nicholas, Silton).
This is the only service in the benefice this Sunday morning and everyone from the three parishes is encouraged to attend to demonstrate our unity, fellowship and love for one another in Christ as a single benefice.
