Revd Graham Stacey appointed to the Wotton Deanery

A message from Revd Kate Stacey, Team Rector “I am delighted to announce that following interviews last week The Revd Graham Stacey has been appointed to Wotton Deanery to be Priest in Charge, initially, of Lower Cam and Coaley and Area Dean Designate. Graham will be licensed to his new post as Priest in Charge […]

News from Slad

Slad Church celebrated the Queen’s Jubilee in style as we can see…….   And during their Christian Aid week they sold sunflower plants ‘for Ukraine’, before and during Christian Aid Week. The sunflower is the national flower of Ukraine

Sculptor Exhibition; St Laurence

  The recent Sculpture Exhibition at St Laurence’s Church attracted 1000 visitors over the three day it was open. It was Stroud Artist Co Operative first sculpture exhibition and they were extremely pleased with its reception  The wide open space of the church was  beautiful for exhibiting large and three dimensional art – very serene, […]

Eden- Restoring Paradise

At St Alban’s Church  they are hosting over twenty banners that were originally made to be part of an exhibition that coincided with the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, COP26.  That took place at Nature in Art and they have since been on display at many more venues around the county. Four of the […]

Steve Saville- our new Curate

On June 19th Steve will be ordained at Gloucester Cathedral to be our curate and will serve his curacy with the Stroud Team over the next four years. A fruitful journey it has been for Steve to reach this point with key moments that has shaped his faith and his journey that sees him being […]

Chatty Cafe

Helping Hands are planning their 3rd Chatty Cafe between 2-00 and 4-00 on Wednesday, 15th June in St Laurence Church Hall and will taking the opportunity to celebrate the Queens Jubilee. All welcome- just pop in have some cake and have a chat. Wheel chair and push chair friendly For more information visit www.thechattycafescheme.co.uk or […]

School sings pop in St Matthew’s

On Thursday 26th May Cashes Green Primary School treated their families, teachers, friends and church supporters to two great concerts: first at 2pm and then in the evening when the church was packed. Both times the atmosphere was great. The volume was tremendous- there was lots of happy noise and the place was full of […]

Engine Room celebrates Pentecost with a sleep over!

Engine Room, the town wide youth group, had a Sleepover in St Mathews during half term. They explored the Holy Spirit as part of the Pentecost season as well as playing some games, having a bonfire, eating pizza and watching a movie. Even managed to get some sleep   Engine Room meets every Sunday evening […]

Marah Celebrates 21 Years of Feeding Those in Need

Marah Trust celebrated 21 years of service to those in need with an event at St Laurence’s church on Wednesday May 25th .   The event was well-attended by volunteers – past and present and people who use Marah’s service.  Funders, trustees and representatives from partner agencies also attended, helping to ensure a happy occasion celebrating […]

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Communion during this time

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.

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