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Where the spirit of the Lord is all around you

What’s On/Events

Sunday 10am services

Please join us for coffee, tea or squash  in the church hall after the service.

8am  Communion service every Sunday.

Coffee mornings - Every Tuesday from 10am,  the church hall. All are welcome.

Morning Prayer (a short reflective service) - Every Tuesday, 9.30am.

11 October: Let’s Celebrate…Harvest (including Harvest supper) at the church hall, 4pm. Please contact Rev Gail.

12 October: Harvest service, 10am.

15 October: Bible study, church hall, 2pm.

15 October: Alpha course, church hall, 6pm.

18 October: Confirmation service at Wells Cathedral.

18 October:  Special conference for women, St Paul’s Church, Walliscote Road, Weston, 8.45am.

2 November: Repair cafe, church hall, 2pm.

7 November: Film Club - Elizabeth -  church hall, 7pm.

14 November: Wine  tasting, church hall, 7pm.

22 November: Christmas fair at St Paul’s.

28 November: Oddments Theatre Company’s Amazing Grace, St Paul’s.

Worlebury’s Toddler Praise

Let’s Celebrate: a monthly way of worship

Community space to enjoy

Every Tuesday, in the church hall, beginning with coffee at 10am, church members are hosting a community lounge for parishioners to enjoy.

Why not come along, make new friends and have a chat?

All are welcome to our Toddler Praise weekly event at Worlebury St Paul’s School.

Action songs, a Bible story, crafts, toys and refreshments are included during the free classes, 10 - 11.30am every Thursday during term time. Just turn up!

Telephone Rev Gail on 0774 6050607 for more details.

Let’s Celebrate is a re-branding of Messy Church, the regular monthly event offering an alternative way of worshipping.

Aimed at people of all ages, it is focused on the theme of Celebration. All are welcome to the church hall on the third Saturday of the month at 4pm to enjoy an activity that is just that something different.

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Creative minds spark holiday fun

The school summer holidays brought with them a weekly timetable of fun and games at the church hall.

Local youngsters were welcome to drop into a regular pool of good cheer, taking the place of their usual lessons.

The hall became a hub for five hours of entertainment arranged by Rev Gail and an enthusiastic team of church helpers.

Delighted

On the first day nearly 20 children and parents arrived to discover what was in store and some were so delighted with the fun they found they skipped their planned trip to the beach…and stayed on!

The cheery youngsters made puppets and performed with them on a model stage while others used their imagination to create caterpillars and other toys from recycled plastic bottles and other bits and pieces.

Full programme

After a break for eagerly awaited lunchtime refreshments, the enjoyment programme continued.

The young minds pursued a range of novel activities throughout the drop-ins and enjoyed film showings.

The pictures, right, show some of the children and helpers enjoying the fun.