The discussion about ‘At the foot of the Cross with Julian of Norwich’ by Emma Pennington, begins on Monday, 26th February at 6.30 for 7pm in the villagers’ stores. At this first meeting, we will be discussing pages 41 to 76: the first revelation. Everyone is welcome to join us for this discussion about the … Continue reading Lenten Reading: Julian of Norwich

PILATES CLASSES Fridays, 7.00 - 8.00pm at Timberscombe Village Hall £6 PER SESSION. FIRST TRIAL SESSION FREE. Suitable for all abilities. Just come along and give it a try. Bring a mat or rug, for floor work.

Pat Leach passed away on Saturday morning. Her family were with her and are grateful for the many happy years that she spent in beautiful Wootton Courtenay. Sue, Beccy and Clare, her daughters

The services for the Grabbist Hill Benefice this Sunday, 18th February, are as follows: All Saints' Church, Wootton Courtenay - 'Songs of Praise' at 11amSt Petrock's Church, Timberscombe - Common Worship Communion Service at 11amSt Michael the Archangel, Alcombe - Common Worship Communion Service at 10amAlso at St Michael's, Alcombe, is 'Strength and Song' at … Continue reading Benefice Services for Sunday 18th February

Medication from Dunster Surgery is in the village shop, ready to collect. Also, we are open for tea/coffee and cake this morning (Saturday) from 10am - 1pm. Sarah Fox

This week's newsletter from the Grabbist Hill Benefice may be read here. However, I suspect there may be an error in the church services section: it states 'Services next Sunday (28th January - Candlemas)', but Candlemas this year was on 2nd February. Marion Jay

Save the dateThis will be the final talk of the season, and we are really looking forward to it! See you there! Mary NobleOn behalf of The Village Hall Committee

The service this Sunday, 18th February at All Saints’, Wootton Courtenay, is a special ‘Songs of Praise’ for St Valentine. So why not join us and bring your loved ones for a celebration of lurve? Refreshments after the 11 o’clock service - Wootton Courtenay time! Amanda

The latest letter from Rev'd Kenneth Cross focuses on the importance of mindfulness, and how that influences the way faith can be put into practice. Click here to read the letter.