The Bowland Benefice (named after the Bow Brook running through the Benefice) comprises churches in:
Peopleton (St. Nicholas), White Ladies Aston (St John the Baptist), Upton Snodsbury (St Kenelm's) and Broughton Hackett (St Leonard's). It also includes the redundant churches in Spetchley (All Saints') and Churchill (St Michael & All Angels) where the occasional services are held.
View benefice homepageWe are a small church, looking for potential Churchwardens to enable us to provide regular Family and Communion services.
We currently hold a Benefice Communion service approximately every 3 months, with an All Age Family service which is lay led every month.
We would love to hold services more frequently and are looking for people to come forward and help us - would you consider this?
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Welcome to St Kenelm's
We are a community-oriented church with a worshipping calendar which has something for everyone:
First Sunday in the month: Family Service - child-led worship, singing, music-making and prayers Second Sunday in the month: Holy Communion Third Sunday in the month: Songs of Praise Fourth Sunday in the month: Morning Prayer Fifith Sunday (every quarter): Joint Benefice Communion Service.
St Kenelm's is part of the "Bowland" Benefice of churches, comprising St Leonard's Broughton Hackett, St Michael & All Angels Churchill, St Nicholas Peopleton, All Saints' Spetchley and St John the Baptist White Ladies Aston.
Welcome to St John the Baptist
Our historic church is open every day from 8am (after the service on Sundays) until 4pm to welcome you inside for a quiet time or for individual private prayer.
We welcome everyone, of all ages, to our church and our services. Please look at our Services page to find a service suitable for you.