Morning Prayer via Zoom (except Wed). Please send an email to [email protected] for details and a link

A quieter said service
On the 1st Sunday of the month, we use the Book of Common Prayer

The 1st Sunday is All age Eucharist, other Sundays Parish Eucharist

During the School term, our wonderful Church Children leaders invite our St Bart’s Church Families for -
1st Sunday of the month – the All-Age Service, meeting in the children’s area and Lady Chapel in church;
2nd Sunday – in the Croft to learn more about God and have fun crafting;
3rd Sunday – in the Croft for singing and music-making;
4th Sunday – in the Croft for Lego Church … enjoying a Bible story and play with Lego!;
5th Sunday (when there is one!) – in church for the Sunday service.

A service in which to thank our mums, remember those mums who are no longer with us, think about motherhood and celebrate Mother Church.

Baby/Toddler, Parent/Carer Group
A snack is provbided for the children, please bring a drink for the children and a cup or mug for the grown ups

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Revd Michael Jones invites us to come and explore the Sunday Gospel readings during Lent. 7 – 8pm on Tuesdays 24th February, and 3rd, 10th and 17th March… in the Croft. Please let the Parish Office know if you are interested in coming.

Service of Worship including Holy Communion

Lenten Lunches 2026
This year’s Lenten Lunches will take place in the Church Hall on Wednesday 25th of February and 4th, 11th & 18th of March and will be served between 12noon and 1pm.

A performance by Treorchy Male Voice Choir
Tickets £25
Please click "more info" below for a link to buy tickets.

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Annual Church Clean

We meet the first Tuesday of the month in the Croft. A friendly group of like minds.

Thursday 12 March 2026 -Francis Spufford - Unapologetic (2012)

Thursday 9 April 2026 - Karen Armstrong - The Case for God (2009)

Thursday 7 May 2026 - C.S. Lewis - Mere Christianity (1952)

Christian history is full of thinkers and writers wrestling with the human condition and their understanding of god. Francis Spufford is a celebrated novelist for works like Golden Hill but is also a practising Christian and wrote a defence of faith with the subtitle, ‘why, in spite of everything, Christianity still makes surprising emotional sense’. Karen Armstrong is a former Roman Catholic sister who left her convent as a young woman and became a popular writer on religion writing books on Muhammad, Buddha, and the commonalities between faiths. She sets out her later more mystical Christian Faith in The Case for God. C.S. Lewis may be the most well-loved and influential Christian thinker in the modern Church of England. He argues that the experience of the Second World War persuades us that there really is good and evil in the world and that means there is God.

Everyone is Welcome – No Charge

A service of informal “cafe style”  worship and prayer
About 30-40 minutes of worship songs interspersed with prayer with time for relationship-building
and sharing too! Come and be blessed and bless others.

This is your chance to come and find out what we have been up to over the last 12 months, and a chance to look ahead and see what we might like to do in the future. Rev Tom Morgan, lead minister at The Light Church, will also be with us to share how things are going. Our churchwardens and Parochial Church Council (PCC) members are all elected at this meeting – so please consider whether you would like to come on to the PCC this time round. All are welcome to attend – and those on the Electoral Roll get to vote.

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