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WelcomeThank you for visiting our website.
We are a group of five churches serving the villages of Tintinhull, Chilthorne Domer, Yeovil Marsh, Thorne Coffin and Lufton as well as the new estates at Brimsmore and Lufton to the north of Yeovil in South Somerset. Our Churches have been a Christian presence in their communities for many centuries and we take seriously our responsibility for proclaiming the gospel in our generation. In the power of God's Holy Spirit we are eager to grow in faith and in numbers that we might serve God more effectively in our parishes. If you live locally or are visiting our area we would love to welcome you to one of our services. |
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Coronavirus Covid-19 - Update
Coronavirus has changed the way that we worship.
At present we have two services in the Benefice every Sunday.
There is a service of Morning Worship, with Holy Communion for those who wish to receive. This is at 10.30 am in Tintinhull, Chilthorne Domer or Yeovil Marsh in turn.
There is a service of Evening Worship every Sunday at 6 pm in Lufton. This is Evening Prayer or Holy Communion (on the fourth Sunday of the month.
In addition we publish an online service every Sunday from 9.15 am which is available below or on Youtube.
Under current regulations masks or other face coverings must be worn in Church, social distancing must be maintained. From 17th May the rule of six (or two households) applies to meeting inside Church. You should only travel locally to attend worship
St Margaret's Church in Tintinhull is open for private prayer or as a place for quiet reflection on Sunday mornings at 10.30 am when there is no service there. St Mary's in Chilthorne Domer is open daily. Our other churches can be open on request.
We will not return to normal for some time yet, and we will not put either our congregations, volunteers or visitors at risk. See our current risk assessments for opening our Churches here.
At present we have two services in the Benefice every Sunday.
There is a service of Morning Worship, with Holy Communion for those who wish to receive. This is at 10.30 am in Tintinhull, Chilthorne Domer or Yeovil Marsh in turn.
There is a service of Evening Worship every Sunday at 6 pm in Lufton. This is Evening Prayer or Holy Communion (on the fourth Sunday of the month.
In addition we publish an online service every Sunday from 9.15 am which is available below or on Youtube.
Under current regulations masks or other face coverings must be worn in Church, social distancing must be maintained. From 17th May the rule of six (or two households) applies to meeting inside Church. You should only travel locally to attend worship
St Margaret's Church in Tintinhull is open for private prayer or as a place for quiet reflection on Sunday mornings at 10.30 am when there is no service there. St Mary's in Chilthorne Domer is open daily. Our other churches can be open on request.
We will not return to normal for some time yet, and we will not put either our congregations, volunteers or visitors at risk. See our current risk assessments for opening our Churches here.
Pastoral Services
Funerals may take place in Church with a maximum of thirty mourners in attendance.
Weddings may take place from 17th May with 30 people in Church. Baptisms may take place but restrictions are in place. Contact Fr Peter for details.
Weddings may take place from 17th May with 30 people in Church. Baptisms may take place but restrictions are in place. Contact Fr Peter for details.
Our Sunday Worship online service will appear here from 9.15 am
Today's online service is the official Church of England service. It premieres at 9 am. It can then be watched from the beginning from about 9.45 am.
If there is anyone you would like us to pray for in our services please use our Contact form, phone 01935 829058 or email here
To view older videos visit Youtube by playing the video and clicking on the link at the bottom of the video and subscribe to Fr Peter's channel.
The Benefice Newsletter
The Benefice Newsletter will not be delivered to homes during the Coronavirus pandemic. It will continue to be available on the Benefice website. To view the latest newsletter click the link below.
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