Our first live service, after the latest (and hopefully last!) lockdown, took place on Easter Sunday, when a socially distanced and masked congregation of 45 adults and 2 children gathered for a joyful Communion service led by Revd Marian Jones. Morning worship will now continue each Sunday at 10.45am. Details for April’s services are: 11th…

Our weekly services have resumed, and we are holding a 45 minute Act of Worship each Sunday at 10.45am. Observing social distancing, we can accommodate around 35 in the church and are able to relay the service to an additional 14 worshippers seated in the Meeting Room, watching on the screen. On 3rd September, the…

To protect members of our community from the coronavirus, all social events scheduled for the coming weeks have been cancelled. This includes the suspension of Monday Coffee Mornings, Wednesday Mid-week Movies and Saturday Lunches until further notice. 

Come and join us at 2pm on Wednesday 8th April when we shall be screening “Jesus of Nazareth” with Robert Powell as Jesus, an appropriate film for Holy Week. All are welcome. There is no charge, and tea and biscuits will be served in the interval.

For lovers of Moody and Sankey, morning worship at 10.45am next Sunday 19th January, is not to be missed! Come and sing all the old favourites from “Sacred Songs and Solos”. All are welcome

Following her recent visit to the circuit, Revd Jacquie Evans has accepted our invitation to serve as our Superintendent Minister from September 2020.

Stationing Committee have made a “match” for our circuit with Revd Jacquie Evans as a prospective successor to Revd Bob Thomas when he moves on in 2020. We are looking forward to meeting Revd Jacquie when she visits us next week. She is currently in the Waveney Valley circuit in East Anglia but worked in…

We will be welcoming Revd Dr John Bell to Welshpool next weekend, 9th and 10th November. On Saturday afternoon at 2pm, he will be speaking on the theme: “Singing our Way into or out of Belief – how songs, traditional and contemporary, shape popular theology”, and on Sunday morning he will preach at the Churches Together…

Jubilate’s Supper Concert was a great success, with an appreciative audience enjoying the singers’ performances of the “Top Ten” of their repertoire, joining in a Singalong of songs from “South Pacific”, and a ‘Ploughman’s and Puds’ Supper during the interval. £435 was raised for church funds.

During the month of September, as part of the Synod’s Prayer Initiative, the church was open each day for Prayer and Reflection, and comments from the Visitors’ Book showed that this was much appreciated. We have decided to make our Prayer Space and Prayer Wall permanent features and to keep our church open each day.