On Sunday May 4th there will be a special Service for All to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, at 10.30am in St. Andrew’s Church, Weston under Lizard. Everyone is most welcome to join us.
On Thursday May 8th, the actual 80th anniversary of VE Day, there will be a Memory Afternoon in St. Mary’s Church, Wheaton Aston from 2 – 4pm. Come along and share memories and photos, or spend some quiet time in prayer and reflection. Refreshments will be available. As always, everyone is welcome to join us.
We are a Benefice of four churches on the Staffordshire/Shropshire border. Although we are in vacancy at the moment, we still have services and events in all four churches. We love to welcome new people, and children are always welcome. We offer a range of services, some traditional, some less formal, aiming to meet the needs of the whole community. Come and see us, we would love to meet you!
Church Opening Times
We have a pattern of one service in each church every two weeks, but there will be other services and events in church too. On Facebook Live there is Morning Prayer on Wednesdays and also a Quiet Service on the second Sunday of each month.
There are lots of services and events happening in all our four churches and everyone is welcome to join us for any (or all!) of these. Please check out our Worship Online , Worship in Church and What’s On pages for details. We offer Communion in two kinds (by intinction if preferred). Please help us to keep everyone as safe as possible.
St Andrew’s, Weston-under- Lizard
St Mary’s, Blymhill
All Saints, Lapley
St Mary’s, Wheaton Aston
There is a service in each church in the Benefice once a fortnight as well as other services and events.
We’re here to conduct funerals – and to talk about weddings and baptisms. And we’re here to simply talk and pray over the phone. Please do get in touch!
Please contact us to receive our weekly newsletter ‘Watershed News Plus’ by email. As well as services details, events and news, we often attach worship resources for use at home.
For those who don’t use social media,
there is ‘Daily Hope’ from the Church of England– phone for hymns, reflections and prayers
