St Mary's Church Almondsbury

 

 

To know God, build up each other as Christians, and proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord to our neighbours

 

 

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Welcome to St Mary's Church Almondsbury, a Church of England Parish Church in the Diocese of Bristol.

There has been a Christian place of worship on this site for at least eight centuries, and parts of the present church date back to the late Norman period, notably the fine entrance porch, with the priest's chamber above. The choir, chancel tower and unusual spire (of a pattern found in only two other English churches) are certainly several hundred years old. 

The church today is lively and active and remains a focus of our community life. It draws its congregation both from the parish and more widely. While perhaps between 80 and 100 people gather in St Mary's on an average Sunday, at major festivals and on other special occasions 300 people or more may be present.

We promise...

...a genuine but non-pressurising welcome;

...to accept you as you are: belief, unbelief, doubts and all;

...to encourage you in your faith journey;

...if you wish, a confidential listening ear.

 

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News

The Church Roof Appeal has a new page! Check here for our current fundraising news and events diary.

Cafˇ Almondsbury is open from 9am - Noon on the 1st Saturday of the month, when the Village Shop is open as well as 9am to Noon every Monday. The Cafˇ provides an informal meeting place in Almondsbury Church for all residents and visitors to the village. All food and drink is modestly priced and childrenÕs refreshments are free of charge. Come along and enjoy Ōgood coffee, good cake & good companyÕ.

 

 

 

 

Topical links

Click here for
information about
Jesus Christ and
the Christian faith:



Last Sunday's Notice Sheet

 

'A Life Worth Living' Sermons

 

Breakfast Club Summer Term Programme

 

X-plore
(informal
monthly meetings on
Sunday evenings),
exploring a range
of topics, e.g. Christian Meditation, and theology: How can Jesus be divine and human?.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contact the Church Office

Rev. Philip W. Rowe, Vicar of Almondsbury and Olveston with Aust
The Vicarage, 3 Sundays Hill, Almondsbury, Bristol, BS32 4DS
01454 613223

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This site last updated on: 22.06.08

 

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