St Edward's Stow - Maundy Thursday Service, 7.00 pm

for 1 hour
Church Room, Stow
Church Walk Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1BD, United Kingdom
As St Edward's Church is closed for urgent repairs to the heating, our Maundy Thursday Service of Holy Communion will take place in the Church Room, Church Walk, Stow.
Directions: When facing the South (main) Door of St Edward's Church, turn left and follow the path round to the left and down the steps where the entrance to the Church Room can be found.
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St Edward's, Stow

Welcome to St Edward's, Stow-on-the-Wold.

We are a medieval building that is both a tourist destination with our famous North Door and a faithful and prayerful worshipping community.

All are welcome at our 10.30 am Sunday service which is a service of holy communion with hymns. We usually have coffee after the service.  

We are gradually adding more content about the North Door and history of the church. We would be grateful for donations that will allow us to continue welcoming visitors to our wonderful church.

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Revd Karen Wellman - [email protected].

The Rectory
Sheep Street
Stow on the Wold

GL54 1AA
Revd Karen Wellman
01451 831567

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St Edward's Stow - Maundy Thursday Service, 7.00 pm

for 1 hour
Church Room, Stow
Church Walk Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1BD, United Kingdom

As St Edward's Church is closed for urgent repairs to the heating, our Maundy Thursday Service of Holy Communion will take place in the Church Room, Church Walk, Stow.
Directions: When facing the South (main) Door of St Edward's Church, turn left and follow the path round to the left and down the steps where the entrance to the Church Room can be found.

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