Offering love, hope and prayer
The doors may be shut, but the church remains open
The two churches in the South Newbury benefice, St George & St John, have created this new website to help keep us all in touch, to keep inspired, and to keep caring for our communities.
Two Churches, One Vision
St George the Martyr
St George’s is a progressive and welcoming church in the heart of Wash Common, South Newbury. Please visit the St George’s website to find out more about the wider life of the parish www.st-george-newbury.org.uk Uploading Processing No records… Read More
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St John the Evangelist
St John’s is a modern catholic church in Newbury, offering a warm welcome to all. Please visit the St John’s website to find out more about the wider life of the parish www.st-john-newbury.org.uk Uploading Processing No records Load… Read More
Learn MoreOnline Church – 05 April 2020 Palm Sunday
Thankyou for joining us at the 10.00am service today
You can also watch it here
You may wish to make this video ‘full-screen’
The order of service can be downloaded from here.
Children’s Materials Where’s Jesus?!
Breaking Bread Together
If you would like to join us in breaking bread together, then please have some ready, and prepare to share with anyone
with you!
You may also like to light a candle.
Thanks for Joining us after the service after church, lovely to see you all!
Coffee in the virtual tea and coffee room, (bring your own biscuits, and for that matter tea and coffee)
We’ll chat together and see how everyone is doing, thoughts reflections on the service etc.
St George the Martyr
Andover Road
Wash Common
Newbury.
RG14 6NU
Benefice Office, closed, but voicemails are collected on this number 01635 41249
Vicar of Benefice
Revd Becky Bevan
01635 41249
(Church Office)
As per Government regulations and CofE advice; as from 24th March, the Church will no longer be open until we hear otherwise.
St John the Evangelist
St John’s Road,
Newbury
RG14 7PY
Associate Vicar
Revd Gary Collins
01635 46715
(Church Office)
As per Government regulations and CofE advice; as from 24th March, the Church will no longer be open until we hear otherwise.