www.StW.org.uk
 6th
May: Annual
Rogation
Service and Community Walk Over 60 people came to the Rogation Service at Gillow Farm - many thanks to Farmer Phil Watkins and family for hosting the event. A fair number of people then started off on the "round the parishes" walk - although not all of them finished it! More details on the News page, plus photos in our Gallery. | |
 Easter Dawn on Garway HillNearly 30 people,
a few of whom are in our main picture, were on the
top of Garway Hill for sunrise (6.20am) on Easter Morning. In the light
and (slight!) warmth from a fire in front of the pill-box which tops
the hill, we gathered to welcome the day with music, song and prayer.
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 Palm
Sunday WalkOur traditional 3
mile walk from Broad Oak to Garway Church had so many
people that it was standing room only at the chapels on the way, and at
Garway Church. The weather held, and walkers and dogs got some good
exercise!
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About us...
Situated in a beautiful part of
one of the most rural areas in
England, and close to the Welsh border, this is a lively, forward
looking group of parishes and communities. This is a place where
community is important, and where the churches, the parishes, the
farms, the villages and the individual people are closely
interwoven.
If you are a local, this website aims to keep you up to date with local information, with our forthcoming church services and community events and with ways in which we are tackling our future. For visitors, we hope it will give you a flavour of the area and some ideas about what you'll find when you come here. We aim to keep the website up to date - it's updated at least once a week and sometimes daily.
If you'd like somewhere to be quiet, to pray or to see and touch history, you'll find all our churches open every day - there are some stunning things to be seen both inside and outside the churches and visitors are always welcome. And do come and join us at any of our regular and one-off events, for worship on Sundays or at one of our quiet services of healing and meditation.
If you are a local, this website aims to keep you up to date with local information, with our forthcoming church services and community events and with ways in which we are tackling our future. For visitors, we hope it will give you a flavour of the area and some ideas about what you'll find when you come here. We aim to keep the website up to date - it's updated at least once a week and sometimes daily.
If you'd like somewhere to be quiet, to pray or to see and touch history, you'll find all our churches open every day - there are some stunning things to be seen both inside and outside the churches and visitors are always welcome. And do come and join us at any of our regular and one-off events, for worship on Sundays or at one of our quiet services of healing and meditation.