Holy Communion

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second, Fourth Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
St Peter's, Poulshot
Address
Poulshot, SN10 1SB, United Kingdom

Give me that old time religion! Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer with hymns, and organist, and a sermon.

St Peter's, Poulshot

St Peter’s is a friendly little congregation that worships predominantly using the timeless and beautiful language of the Book of Common Prayer. Services are beautiful and dignified. As well as Sunday services, the church has a pattern of weekday services, with Morning Prayer every Tuesday, and a Celtic Service once a month which draws a congregation from well beyond the village as well as locals. The Celtic service is very different in style from the other services in St Peter’s, using modern language, gentle recorded music, and prayers from the Iona Community.

Visitors are always welcome, and it’s OK to pop in for a look if you just want to try church.

The church is open for private prayer and reflection every day.

The maintenance of this church’s fabric is supported by The Friends of St Peter’s, Pouslhot.

Get in touch

Sarah Leckie

c/o The Rectory
9 Coxhill Lane
Potterne
Nr Devizes
Wilts

SN10 5PH
Benefice Administrator
07516224057

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Holy Communion

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second, Fourth Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
St Peter's, Poulshot
Address
Poulshot, SN10 1SB, United Kingdom

Give me that old time religion! Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer with hymns, and organist, and a sermon.

Safeguarding

The Wellsprings Benefice takes its responsibilities surrounding the safeguarding of children, young people, and adults who may be at risk very seriously, and works in partnership with the Diocese of Salisbury to ensure that we work in accordance with best practice at all times.

If you have any Safeguarding questions or concerns you can contact our Benefice Safeguarding Officer – Becky Wilson on 07795 095997 | [email protected]

If someone is at immediate risk of harm, please call 999 in an emergency. Alternatively you can contact a Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor or caseworker on [email protected] or ring 01722 438651 and press option 3.