What’s on
Everyone is welcome to join any of our regular church activities and you will find our regular calendar of events on this page. You may also have particular interest in our special services, many of which are held to celebrate key Christian festivals.
Services Coming Up
We meet on Sunday mornings at 10:30 at The Mead School, Hilperton
In April and May, after one more look at Isaiah, we are considering some of the more challenging things Jesus says in Matthew’s gospel:
- 7th April: Highway to Holiness
- 14th April: Get your priorities right
- 21st April: Use what you have
- 28th April: Love your enemies
- 5th May: There may be trouble ahead
- 12th May: Holy Communion title tbc
- 19th May (Pentecost Sunday): I will pour out my Spirit
- 26th May: God will provide
In June, we start a series on living as “exiles” among people who do not share our world view, learning from Ezekiel and Jeremiah, who were prophesying to the exiled Israelites:
- 2nd June: Exiles in our own country
- 9th June: Lamenting our loss
- 16th June: Where is God in Exile?
- 23rd June: title tbc
- 30th June: Seek the good of your new home
Alpha
Alpha
You’re invited!
Alpha is an opportunity to explore life and the Christian faith in a friendly, open and informal environment. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you are interested.
On Sundays we meet at the Mead Primary School at 10.30 am for worship, prayer, Bible teaching and ministry.
All services have a relaxed atmosphere with hot and cold drinks before the service and a chance to catch up with friends or welcome newcomers. Whilst we are committed to always being flexible and responsive to the Holy Spirit in our services, we seek to plan our services to achieve a balance of activities that support the spiritual growth of our church family.
See below for more details of the different kinds of services.
Life Groups are our small groups that meet weekly, giving the opportunity to build friendships, share experiences and explore more about our faith.
Each week varies according to the needs of the people in the group, but activities can include worship, prayer and learning together from the Bible to see how our faith is worked out in practice. These groups also provide an opportunity for enjoying time together socially and encouraging one another on life’s journey.
We currently meet in someone’s home each Thursday evening.
Whether getting together as a church family or serving the local community, there are many opportunities for other activities in the life of the church.
In summer we enjoy time away together at the New Wine Christian festival.
As part of the wider Trowbridge church community and getting involved in activities like joint services and toddler groups.
Alpha Courses run in local homes for those wanting to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed and informal environment
Supporting the families, schools and communities of Paxcroft Mead and Castle Mead – see Community