We pray for the needs of our churches.
All are very welcome.
A said service using the Book of Common Prayer.
A service to come together and celebrate Holy Communion. You are welcome to receive the bread and the wine if it is your usual practice, or you can come forward to receive a blessing. We use the practise of intinction, which means dipping the wafer into the wine. As part of this service there will be a number of hymns, two bible readings and a sermon.
Following the service, tea, coffee and biscuits will be served for all to enjoy.
Soup and bread lunch followed by cake, for anyone who would like company at lunchtime.
No charge, but donations can be made for anyone who wishes to.
Evening Prayer on Zoom: Tuesdays, Wednesday and Thursdays at 8pm for about 20 minutes.
Tuesday and Thursday alternate Compline and Worship at Home.
Wednesday is Book of Common Prayer.
Please use the contact us page for details.
Holy Communion with focus on Healing. A shortened service of Holy Communion with an opportunity to be anointed with oil for healing. During the prayers we particularly pray for those on our pew notes especially those who have asked for our prayers over a longer period whose names appear on the prayer tree. As always, if you are uncomfortable with receiving anointing or communion there is no pressure to do so.
A communion service in contemporary language.
There may be a short reflection on the bible reading for the day.
This is a service made up of readings, sermon and prayers. It uses contemporary language and can last up to an hour.
During the service, Children are invited over to the church office for "Children's Church" where they will do activities based on the Sunday Readings.
After the service, tea, coffee and biscuits are served for all to enjoy.
A service for all ages.
An interactive service.
A service with something for everyone.
Please bring tins and packed goods for our Harvest Collection for Cheddar Food Bank
Each meeting we have a different topic along with worship and prayers for our link dioceses around the world.
Branch Contact Anne Langford 01934 742763
A service of Holy Communion in contemporary language. The Service begins at 11.30 to allow for prayers at 12 noon when Worldwide Mothers’ Union members pray for each other and the work of Mothers’ Union. All are very welcome at this service. There is an opportunity to give to the work of MU as a collection is taken at this service but please do not feel it is an obligation.
We meet on the second Monday of each month at 11am. We are using a pattern of prayer used by the Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer (http://www.contemplative-prayer.org.uk/). Each session begins with relaxation, followed by an introduction to the saying for the day which is a short sentence of scripture. This saying is repeated as a mantra in three sections of about 7-8 minutes: first thinking about the saying, second allowing the saying to ‘speak’ to the heart and the third in which we use the saying to pray for others. The session ends with a final prayer. There is no pressure to share anything or to pray aloud. We finish at 11.45. Everyone welcome.
A private communion for the residence of Court House Care Home.
Book of Common Prayer 1662 A service of Holy Communion using the traditional language of ‘the old prayer book’. There may be a short reflection on the bible reading.
A private service for the residence of The Homestead.
An relaxed service, that starts with breakfast! Come and join us from 9am for a bacon roll and coffee, (toast, cereal and other drinks also available). After (or during if you are still eating!) breakfast, we have an informal short service. There is also a play mat and craft table for the children.
Order of events for the Remembrance Day parade as organised by the Cheddar Valley Branch of the Royal British Legion
14:30 Parade assembles at Kings Academy, Cheddar
14:45 Parade leaves Kings Academy for War Memorial
14:55 Parade halts at the War Memorial ready
for laying of the wreaths.
15:15 Approx. Parade to St Andrew’s Church
15:30 Approx. Church Service begins.
In 2026 we are again offering a FREE Church Holiday Club, which will be taking place in Cheddar Village Hall from Monday 24th to Thursday 27th August 2026.
Please SAVE THE DATE.
More information to follow.