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Uplyme Church: St. Peter and St. Paul
Worship at Uplyme Church:
Regular communal worship provides an opportunity for us to meet with God, worship together and find fellowship. We aim to provide regular communal worship in a variety of styles which are relevant to those around us. Our worship involves, and is often lead, by a team of church members.
For full details see our website at www.uplymechurch.org.uk
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All Saints'
Welcome to All Saints!
All Saints’ Parish Church serves the community of All Saints and surrounding hamlets which totals about 250 households. Usually our church is open all day every day and all our welcome to pop in at any time or join us at one of our regular services which are advertised locally and on the Axe Valley Mission Community Website.
Over the course of each month we try to offer a variety of services as well as holding extra services to celebrate festivals. This much loved village church is greatly supported by its local community and usually provides active ‘outreach’ through monthly ‘Village Breakfasts’ on the second Saturday of each month.
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St Andrew Chardstock
St Andrews is a beautiful Victorian village church. We are a small but welcoming community in the East Devon countryside serving the village of Chardstock and surrounding hamlets. We are part of the Axe Valley Mission Community so we generally have a couple of services a month in the church; a Eucharist and a more informal one, with others at neighbouring parishes in the AVMC. We have a monthly coffee morning and in the summer a produce stall to sell surplus garden produce in aid of church funds. We also have a well-used community bookstall. Our lady chapel is set up as a prayer space for quiet prayer and contemplation. The church itself is popular for weddings and is used for occasional concerts and partakes as a hub in village events.
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Axmouth Church
Welcome to Axmouth Church!
We meet for services on Sunday mornings as well as socially and for study during the week. Sometimes we use the adjacent Village Hall.
Please browse this site for a flavour of all this - or get fuller details from our website https://www.axmouthcommunity.org
Axmouth Parochial Church Council is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer. For help, please see our website.
The Parish Church of St Michael's Axmouth is one of the 8 local churches in the Axe Valley Mission Community
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St John Baptist Membury
Our much loved church is a Grade 1 listed building, that has evolved over the centuries. It contains examples of architecture extending from the Norman period to the 21st century, including part of a finely carved medieval screen.
In the late 14th century tower there is a ring of six bells, which are often rung before services, and again on Monday evenings, for bell practice.
The church is normally open every day, and holds services on Sunday mornings at 11am, to which everyone is warmly welcomed.
Our services follow the monthly pattern of Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays, Morning Prayer on the fourth Sunday. Where there is a fifth Sunday we join with the other churches in the Axe Valley Mission Community when the various churches take turns to host the service.
For further information about services or other activities please contact the Churchwardens:
Debbie Burrough 01404 881 479
Margaret Steer 01404 881 068
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The Minster, Axminster
In the heart of town is the lovely Minster building which is home to the real church - the worshipping people and community of Axminster.
It is the base for a people who worship our wonderful God, and meet for prayer, study, music, fellowship and social activities, and a place for individuals to come for quiet, reflection and personal time with God.
The church has Norman origins, although much of the building dates from the 13th-15th centuries. St Mary's is Axminster's parish church and the oldest building in the town. St Mary's has been Grade II* Listed since 1950
The Minster Church of St Mary the Virgin is one of 8 local churches in the Axe Valley Mission Community.
Please find our latest weekly Pews News about what is going on in the Axe Valley Mission Community under 'news and notices' on the menu on the left and click on 'Notice sheets'
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St Mary the Virgin, Combpyne
COMBPYNE. Set in the ‘coombe’ of Combpyne, St, Mary the Virgin Church serves the joint parish of Combpyne and Rousdon.
It dates back to the 13th century and is Grade ll* listed. Notable features include the saddleback tower roof, two of the three bells among the oldest in Devon and a drawing of a ship – possibly as old as the 14th century – on one of the walls in the nave.
St Mary’s is the smallest of the eight churches in the Axe Valley Mission Community but is well loved, welcoming and definitely worth a visit! We are open every day.
Apart from special seasonal services, there will usually be two every month, for full details see Pew News on the Axe Valley Mission Community website
https://www.axevmc.com
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