Parish Church of St Peter in the Wood

St Peter in the Wood holds regular services and a family service every month. A popular church for both Weddings and Baptism. Visit this page for information on Church Services. Appleshaw Church Re-opening for private prayer A notice has been put on the church door regarding reopening of the Church. It is reproduced here: (the pdf will open in a new page).
		The Parish of St Peter in the Wood in the Benefice of Appleshaw, Kimpton, Thruxton, Fyfield and Shipton Bellinger in the Diocese of Winchester. Services March 28^thPalm Sunday 9.30am Parish Communion (church service and on zoom), Thruxton 11.00am Morning Worship, Appleshaw 11.00am Prayer & Reflection, Shipton Bellinger April 2^ndGood Friday 9.30pm Morning Worship (in church and on Zoom), Thruxton 2.30pm Gospel reading with music, Shipton Bellinger 3.00pm Stations of the Cross, Appleshaw 4^thEaster Day 9.30am Parish Communion (in church and on Zoom), Thruxton 9.30am Parish Communion, Kimpton 11.00am Parish Communion, Appleshaw 11.00am Family Communion, Fyfield 11.00am Parish Communion, Shipton Bellinger 11^thEaster 2 9.30am Parish Communion (in church and on Zoom), Thruxton 11.00am Morning Worship, Appleshaw 11.00am Prayer & Reflection, Shipton Bellinger 18^thEaster 3 8.00am Holy Communion, Fyfield 9.30am Morning Worship (in church and on Zoom), Thruxton 9.30am Morning Worship, Kimpton 11.00am Parish Communion, Appleshaw 11.00am Parish Communion, Shipton Bellinger 25^thEaster 4 9.30am Parish Communion (in church and on Zoom), Thruxton 11.00am Morning Worship, Appleshaw Evening, Taize, Shipton Bellinger, time tbc Services may be subject to change Topic: Thruxton Church Time: March 28 2021 Join Zoom Meeting 09:15 am log on, 9.30 Service https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88207856915?pwd=dU9VcVhFcWpFTUVLQ2NuM3A1VzBKQT09 Meeting ID: 882 0785 6915 Passcode: 238917 Order of Service is here: Readings are here: Face coverings in church: (from the Diocese of Winchester) The Government has announced that, from 8 August, face coverings will be legally required in places of worship. Revised government regulations and guidance will be published shortly, and the Church of England will then update its own detailed guidance documents. However, in the meantime, FAQs regarding face coverings have been updated on the COFE websiteaccordingly: From 8 August, face coverings are required by law to be worn in a greater number of public indoor settings including places of worship, museums, galleries, cinemas and public libraries. There are valid exemptions for some individuals and groups not to wear a face covering in these settings. In particular, those who are leading services or events in a place of worship, and those who assist them (for instance by reading, preaching, or leading prayer) do not always need to wear a face covering, although one should be worn especially if physical distancing cannot be maintained (i.e. distributing consumables). This exemption does not apply to worshippers, who should wear face coverings consistent with the requirements for any other public space. Those exemptions will also cover the bride and groom at a wedding and those officiating/leading the wedding. This exemption does not apply to those observing the wedding, who should wear face coverings consistent with the requirements for any other public space.

	Notes: Parish Communion means a Communion Service with hymns. Family Worship means a service for the family of the Church at which children and their parents are particularly welcome.

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Parish Church of St Peter in the Wood

Appleshaw Church Re-opening for private prayer