Churches in this Benefice follow the C of E safeguarding policy
Churches in this Benefice follow the C of E safeguarding policy
St Marys Gilston
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Churches in this Benefice follow the C of E safeguarding policy
Churches in this Benefice follow the C of E safeguarding policy
St Marys Gilston
St. Mary and St. Botolph have very small congregations – But we are the centre for some community activites like group dog walking, messy church and coffee mornings.
‘Church’ is the people that attend and worship God.
The buildings are a ‘home’ for that group of people and we are always very glad to welcome new worshippers.
Christianity is not about preserving buildings although we take our stewardship of history seriously.
If you care about your church buildings help us keep them alive: Come and worship once a month at 11.15am:
Gilston
on the 2nd Sunday Eastwick on the 4th Sunday.
The services are friendly and the buildings beautiful. Comments, suggestions, donations to see contact list.
You can find more details about the history and architecture of St. Mary's Church HERE