Easter Events
Sunday 26th March 2023 The service in church at 9.30am will be a communion service led by Rev Peter Marsh The recorded service will be available here as soon as it is published. The pew sheet will be available here as soon as it is published. Sunday 2nd April 2023…
The recorded service this week is led by Rev Peter Marsh. The interview with Noddy the donkey recorded last year is still available – and worth revisiting! Services this Week– (see the web page for more detail) Good Friday 15th April 10 am – follow the donkey from chapel to church…
The recorded service this week is led by Rev Peter Marsh. The service in church at 9.30am will be a communion service led by Rev Peter Marsh and will incorporate a dramatised reading The link takes you to the pew sheet Next Week– (see the web page for more detail) Good Friday…
The recorded service this week is led by Rev Peter Marsh. – The service in church at 9.30am will be a service of the Word led by Rev Stephen Jarvis The link takes you to the pew sheet Next Week– Sunday 10th April – The service in church at 9.30am will be…
This week’s service of the Word is led by Rev Peter Marsh. We are sorry that there is no music this week. David Moss normally spends very many hours mixing the recordings to achieve the quality he produces. He is taking a very well earned break. Very many thanks, David,…
This week’s service with music is led by Rev Peter Marsh. These are the links to the Pew sheet , the words of the hymns and anthem. and the order of service
Our Easter service is led by Rev Peter Marsh Order of Service and Pew Sheet
There is a special service for Good Friday. led by Rev Peter Marsh
The service this week is led by Rev Peter Marsh This is a service of the Word and has a pew sheet and a service sheet There is also a ‘must watch’ video interview with Noddy the Donkey! This was made for us by members of Churches Together in North Nibley
This week, we have a recorded service. This is the order of service The collect, readings and psalm are here. Next week, we will have more ‘ramblings’ from the Rev Peter Marsh