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  • Welcome to St Martin's Church

    Welcome to the website for St Martin's Church in Worle. St Martin's is a family church, who are committed to sharing the love of Jesus in Worle community and growing in God's love.St Martin's is an established church serving the community of Worle, near Weston-super-Mare, in the south-west of the UK. It is one of four churches within the Parish of Worle, which embraces Worle and Wick St Lawrence.


     

    		  

    Sunday Worship

    8 a.m. Holy Communion

    9.30 a.m. Communion Service   

    11.15 a.m. 'Worship Together', informal service

    6 p.m. Healing Service (1st Sunday)

    Thursday

    Informal Communion Service 10 a.m.

    The Parish is presently staffed by a team of three stipendiary Anglican ministers and one non-stipendiary Associate Priest . The Revd Canon Julie Fleming is the Team Rector, based at St Martin's Church.

    		  
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  • Café @ St Martin’s

    Wednesdays in term time from 2.30- 4.30

    We have been running now for just over a year and God has really blessed us in helping us cover the costs of running the café and getting people not only from the church but also the community to come along. We also have some amazing helpers! We rely heavily on donations from our customers and we have had some generous donations of food and craft stuffs too.

    We have craft sessions each week and games for any children that come (usually after school time) and we have been really blessed to meet parents and grandparent carers coming with their children chatting and gernerally having fun!

    Toddler and Baby Group @ St Martins

    Tuesdays in term time from 9 a.m.- 11 a.m.

    This group has been running for a very long time and I have the privilege to be running the group at the moment.

    Toddlers and babies and their carers coming along to a laid back session of fun and play. There is plenty of opportunity for the carers and their children to socialise and have quality time playing and making things together. We also sing and dance!

     

     

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  • Daily Message

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