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Bulkington: Christ Church
Christ Church is a friendly little congregation in a friendly little village. We worship together every Sunday.
On the third Sunday of the month, we have tea and coffee together after our Morning Praise service. This is the most informal of our services over the course of a month; at Evensong on the First Sunday of the month, we use the timeless language of the Book of Common Prayer, while our Communion services use the modern Church of England service book, Common Worship.
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.
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St Mary's, Potterne
An active and friendly church with Holy Communion every Sunday as well as other services. Our 11 am services use Common Worship or equivalent language and balance being relaxed with being dignified. Our 8 am services and our monthly Evensong use the beautiful and timeless language of the Book of Common Prayer.
After our 11 am services, we have tea and coffee together.
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.
Services for the coming Sunday are here.
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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.
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Seend: Holy Cross
Our church has welcomed all people to worship for the past 600 years, that leaves an impression that can be felt through the very stones which protect you when you enter the building. And a church is so much more than just the stones and glass, it's a living part of the community it serves. There is peace here and you sense the comfort that comes only through time, the goodness of prayer and the kindness of strangers. Come and join us one Sunday and feel the power of God at work on Earth in this village, in this church. God bless you
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