Christmas
Happy Christmas! On Christmas Eve:10 am Meet at St Martin’s Church and walk to the Chapel.6pm Christingle Service. NOW POSTPONED We hope to be able for re-arrange this sometime in the New Year The recorded service for Christmas day is led by Rev Peter Marsh and uses carols recorded at…
This week’s recorded service is led by Rev Peter Marsh with a sermon by Rev Rachel Cook (Cookie) Sadly, we are now having to insist that face coverings are worn when in church and we will be back to using alternate pews in order to try and keep us all…
This week’s recorded service is led by Rev Rachel Cook (Cookie) The service in church at 9.30am will be a communion service. Please note that face coverings must now be worn at all times in church. The latest regulations allow the choir to remove them whilst singing. The link takes…
This week’s recorded service is led by Rev Peter Marsh The service in church at 9.30am will be a service of the Word.The link takes you to the pew sheet Next Week – Sunday12th December, there will be a communion service in church at 9.30am Monday 13th December at 7.30pm…
We have a recorded communion service this week. We hope you all manage to have a really happy Christmas.
We have ‘Ramblings‘ this week, led by Rev Peter Marsh. The pew sheet can be found here. If you have not found it already, we have a real treat for you – the North Nibley Churches Together Alternative Christmas Service – It really is worth watching – do give it…
It is the advent carol service this week These links take you to the order of service and pew sheet Looking ahead to the Christmas Carol Service by Zoom. Please send an email to stmartins.northnibley@gmail.com to book your place and request the relevant codes. We expect to be able to…
Rev Peter Marsh is back from his ‘holiday’ and gives us his ‘ramblings’ this week. As always, this is the link to the pew sheet. Apologies that last week’s sheet was not available in time. It is there now! Looking ahead to the Christmas Carol Service. David Moss will be…
A display of cribs lent by numerous villagers was expertly laid out within the church and a large number of people visited to enjoy them. Refreshments included gluhwein, pfefferkucken, stollen and other traditional delicacies used in countries where the feast of St Nicholas is more celebrated. Angels made by local…
