Welcome!

We are here to serve the combined Anglican churches and the wider communities of Corsham, Lacock, Bowden Hill, Neston and Gastard. Our main aim is to grow followers of Jesus Christ through three key areas of activity which build upon each other, and which encourage us to look up, in and out:

  • Growing in God (or looking up). We will be committed to being disciples of Jesus through prayer, Bible study and an active Christian life.
  • Growing in Love (or looking in). We will model Christian love towards each other, creating attractive and hospitable communities of faith where people feel at home.
  • Growing Community (or looking out). We will engage with our communities, seeking to be a Christian influence and encouraging people to follow Jesus.

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You can keep up-to-date with what’s happening in our monthly and weekly Newsletters,  the Rector’s News, and joining in with our activities; we also offer a wide variety of services for all ages.  We look forward to meeting you in person!

There a wide variety of external sources in our Useful Links area and in particular should you need help with your faith please see our Growing In Faith section.

We also have a wide selection of ministers and other laity who help keep our parishes running, refer to our contacts section for more information

Revd  Dr Andrew Johnson
Priest in Charge (Team Rector)

News

SERVICES 15-21 APRIL 2019

Sunday 21 Apr – Easter Day

Readings:  Isaiah 65: 17-end; Acts 10:34-43; Luke 24:1-12
8.00am        Holy Communion at Corsham
9.00am        Holy Communion (BCP with Hymns) at Bowden Hill
10.00am      Holy Communion at Corsham, Gastard and Neston
10.30am      All-Age Holy Communion service at Lacock

Wednesday 24 Apr: 
10.00am      Holy Communion (Book of Common (BCP)) at Corsham

Bold type denotes a change to normal service pattern

All our services, including those for Easter Day and beyond can be found at:https://www.achurchnearyou.com/

ELECTORAL ROLL

In accordance with Church Representation Rules, each church has to prepare a new Electoral Roll once in every six years.  This is due this year and means that everyone who was on the old Roll has to complete a new form to apply to be on the new one.  The Roll is a list of people who are not only followers of Jesus but also committed members of their local church.  If you wish to stand for office and/or vote at your church’s Annual Parochial Church Meeting or become a sidesperson, then membership on the Electoral Roll is essential.  Please contact your church for application forms and further details on closing dates.

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