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REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 As usual we will gather at the War Memorial at 10:30 AM for a short service acknowledging those who have sacrificed their lives in the two world wars. We will move to the church for the main service, aiming for the two minutes silence to be as near 11 AM as possible. Rev Coral Francis will be leading the service. I do hope you can make one or both events. Refreshments will be available after the service.

Holy Communion every month except for Remembrance Sunday November 8 2026

Monthly. Every Second Sunday at for 1 hour
St Paul's Church, Whiteshill
The Plain Whiteshill, GL6 6AB, United Kingdom

Join us in the in the Lady Chapel

Silent Sitting

for 1 hour
St Paul's Church, Whiteshill
St Paul's Church, Whiteshill, The Plain Whiteshill, GL6 6AB, United Kingdom

NOTE THE NEW TIME. A space in our lives for prayer, meditation and reflection for half an hour followed by tea/coffee and cake. We meet in the Lady Chapel. For information contact Carol Jefferies on [email protected]. or look for the banner on the church railings.

Team Holy Communion Service with guest speaker from Open Doors at Holy Trinity, Stroud.

for 1 hour
Holy Trinity, Stroud
Trinity Road Stroud, GL5 2HX, United Kingdom

Stroud Parish Churches Team Communion Service with guest speaker from Open Doors.

'I am Mark' Performance of Mark's Gospel.

for 2 hours
Holy Trinity, Stroud
Trinity Road Stroud, GL5 2HX, United Kingdom

I am Mark’ performance of Mark’s Gospel at Holy Trinity, Stroud

Let’s discover Mark’s gospel afresh as a way to celebrate Advent.
A word-for-word dramatisation of the Gospel According to Mark performed in a solo production by acclaimed actor and storyteller Stefan Smart giving audiences the chance to experience Mark’s Gospel live, as a compelling spoken drama rather than as words confined to the page.
“Mark’s Gospel has got to be the most exciting book in the whole Bible,” said Stefan Smart. “It is action-packed, fast-paced, intriguing, entertaining, moving and disturbing by turns. Most of all, Mark’s portrait of his enigmatic hero, and his radical life of welcome and inclusivity, continues to fascinate people everywhere, regardless of whether they are religious or not.”
Smart added that audiences do not need prior knowledge of the Bible to be drawn into the story: “If you’re just looking for a great afternoon’s entertainment, St Mark’s got it all, a completely captivating eyewitness account of love, hate, murder and self-sacrifice, laced with humour. It also speaks to themes that are all too recognisable today: human pride, fearful politicians, the betrayal of friends, the fickleness of crowds, and the bystanders who suspect something terrible is happening but are scared to get involved.”
This is a free event, all are welcome.

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