Join us for a joyful evening with the Cainscross Community Choir on Monday 1st December!Expect uplifting pop, rock favourites, and just a touch of festive cheer
Bishop to speak on Israel-Palestine The Bishop of Gloucester, The Rt Revd Rachel Treweek, will be one of the speakers at an event focusing on
St Laurence Church in Stroud has received initial support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the project “St Laurence Restored: Protecting Stroud’s Historic Heart”,
Join us for Café Church at Randwick this Sunday (26th October) at 11am. We’ll enjoy relaxed worship, good coffee, and beautiful music from Helen Hill
Harvest Sunday at St Matthew’s, CainscrossJoin us this Sunday, 19th October at 9.30 am as we celebrate God’s goodness at our Harvest Festival!All are welcome
Stroud Refugee Aid Choir on Sunday 19th October at 7.30pm at St Laurence Church After a year with no performance, this year’s SRAC concert
Praise and Prayer – Churches Together in StroudJoin us for an afternoon of worship and fellowship at Rodborough Tabernacle on Sunday 28th September at 3pm.We’ll
This gathering is a follow-up to our much-loved Praise in the Park events, and it would be wonderful to see as many of you as
It’s still holiday season, but I have to confess — my thoughts are already wandering into the next season. Diaries are filling, autumn plans are
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In these unprecedented times, we are working hard to find imaginative solutions in a landscape that has been rapidly changing. Sometimes we get things right, and sometimes we miss the mark. I apologise that this has been the case regarding communion.
For those of you who have received wafers in a parcel, we would ask that you either consume them, or put them somewhere safe to bring back once we are able to be together again.
We are going to be sending out a new order of service for use during this time as either a simple service of the word or, on occasion, to help us to share an Agape meal together.
