Redhill's War Memorial is inside the church. This Service seeks to find the balance between respectful remembrance and a hopeful commitment to the future of all humankind. Help us to commemorate the peace gifted by our forebears and to commit ourselves to maintaining that peace today, for everyone.

A contemplative Service focusing on the needs of the world and our community, following the Book of Common Prayer liturgy.

Great coffee, or tea, wonderful cakes and biscuits, and the best company. Come and join us. Styled as a Community Pop-Up Café, this is a great way to pass an hour with friends and neighbours. There is no charge, though contributions to our costs are always welcome. There are tables inside and also outside. Room for everyone.

We are very proud of our churchyard. It is quite rustic, with lots of areas for the wildlife, but it clearly shows how much we love it.
Once a month we gather to maintain the edges, where the undergrowth encroaches on the areas of mown lawns. If you would like to help, please just come along. Bring with you any tools you might need for the work you are comfortable doing; shears, gloves, hat, etc. Refreshments will be provided.

This Sunday at 11am is the second of our 'Celebration Sunday' Services.

The music reproduction has been improved, we will be welcoming our Drum Choir for the first time and there is a dramatised Bible Reading.

This is a short and informal Service for people of all ages; children are particularly welcome. Music is a particular focus, with more modern songs that everyone should enjoy. Do join us in this celebration of just being alive in a fabulous part of God's world.

Graced by the North Somerset Community Brass, we will sing Carols, we will hear all the important Bible Passages about the Birth of Jesus, and we will rejoice in the Hope that this brings to all of us. At the end of the Service we will have Minced Pies and Mulled Wine. Their will be Joy at the good news of Christmas.

Essentially a discussion group. We pick different passages from the Bible and discuss what our interpretation of that passage means for our lives today. It is very informal and friendly. We are not seeking to establish a common view, the Bible speaks to each of us individually and so will mean something different to each of us. Fun is a key word for us, in that we aim to enjoy our discussions and the refreshments that go with them.
Getting to know our Bibles better brings us closer to God and to one another. That is the main aim of this group:- Coming closer to God.