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All Saints, Lullington
The parish of Lullington with Orchardleigh host a thriving wedding ministry, and do all we can to welcome and love the couples who pass through our doors. Our community is engaged in the church, in its upkeep and in regular village village pub evenings.
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All Saints, Rodden, Frome Somerset.
All Saints Church Rodden, Frome. A warm welcome awaits you - Everyone is welcome at any of our services.
Rodden Village is a mixed rural and urban parish on the eastern edge of Frome, with its church, All Saints, in a beautiful setting alongside a farm and accessed down a farm track. The church is a popular stop off point for walkers, especially dog walkers. You will often bump into visitors sitting on one of the many benches around the church taking time out to simply be still and reflect in the stunning setting over looking rural Somerset to the backing track of a small babbling brook. It is well worth making the trip down to church at sunset. As you walk into Rodden Church, you quickly become aware of a very warm fellowship and a congregation that cares for one another. The church has enjoyed a long tradition of BCP worship and is currently meeting once a month for an Evening Service of BCP Holy Communion and once a month for Evensong.
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St George's, Beckington
Welcome to the beautiful village of Beckington and to the Church of St George, part of a group of five churches in the benefice of Beckington, offering a wide range of services.
"The parish of Beckington w Standerwick is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer(s), PSOs. The Diocese of Bath & Wells’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (DSA) who advise our PSOs. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the DSA. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority Children or Adults Services."
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St. Mary's, Orchardleigh with All Saints’ Church, Lullington
The parish of Lullington with Orchardleigh host a thriving wedding ministry, and do all we can to welcome and love the couples who pass through our doors. Our community is engaged in the church, in its upkeep and in regular village village pub evenings.
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St. Mary's, Berkley. Frome Somerset
St Mary's Church, Berkley Frome. A small Church with a big heart - Everyone is very welcome at any of our services.
Berkley is mainly a scattered rural community with its church, St Mary’s, and school at its centre. Berkley Church of England Voluntary Aided First School is a small village school which offers a nurturing environment where children flourish. The Church Family play a significant part in the life of the school. We have the opportunity to serve as foundation Governors. The School usually begins its week with a short act of worship in church and around four times a year the worship leader team and the school work together to plan joint services. We love it when the children help to lead the services. These include a Christingle service which is always lovely. Additionally the church is used as a teaching space for the school. The Church sits in an extensive churchyard and we have enjoyed worshipping outside on occasions during the pandemic, something we would like to continue. We meet for worship twice a month. Once for a Common Worship Communion Service and once for a Benefice All Age Service, which is rooted in Common Worship Service . On Sundays where we do not hold a service we join other services in the Benefice.
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