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Embracing God’s radical hospitality this Advent and Epiphany

Over the last month The Church of the Holy Trinity, Paganhill has played host to over 150 students from Archway School. The worshipping community at

After a fantastic Christmas Tree Festival in 2021, we are delighted to invite you to join in with the Christmas Tree Festival in Stroud for

Sponsor a slow cooker for Stroud

On Saturday 5th November, the bells of St Laurence Stroud will ring out from 5 – 5:30 pm – along with bells all over the

Five or six of us have met to discuss various books, all with a Christian theme; led by Helen and Peter Hill, we have explored

Continuing a more than 300 year tradition of ringing the bells at St Laurence for state and civic occasions, the tolled the tenor fully muffled

What does the Sabbath mean for each one of us?

The Praying Together group began 2005, when the then bishop wanted every church in the Diocese to be prayed in every day in Lent. A

Cuppa with Prayer meets most Wednesday mornings in the church, starting at 10.30 am. First, we brew the drinks and share with each other. Then we

Steve Saville writes about his week this summer with the Taize Community in France

Acapellies Community Choir are singing songs of community, resilience and joy from around the world in the extraordinary acoustics of St Laurence’s, Stroud. They will

A young adult’s experience of Greenbelt Christian Arts Festival

Sarah Frazer, a core member of Trinity Hub, came to share with Holy Trinity, Stroud during their intergenerational service, The Source. Here’s Sarah’s reflection.

Since 1867, the Lambeth Conference – a gathering of the bishops of the Anglican Communion – has taken place approximately once every ten years. Bishops

Do you have any stained glass windows in your church? Here’s a way to highlight and to share a picture or video of one of

The Ukraine Welcome Cafe has been running since May on a Monday, between 18-30 and 20-00 at St Laurence Church Hall in Stroud and between

Hello, my name is Graham Stacey, and I’ve got a new job, which I’m very excited about. Hopefully, this short video will answer any questions

This is a monthly contemporary ecumenical service held on the first Sunday of each month at St Alban’s on Parliament Street starting at 19-00. It’s