WOOLSTONE, GOTHERINGTON AND OXENTON

Services at Woolstone, Gotherington and Oxenton

Friday 29 March (Good Friday)

2pm - Reflective Service, Woolstone


Sunday 31 March (Easter Day)

10am - Holy Communion, Oxenton


Sunday 7 April

10am – Holy Communion at St John the Baptist, Oxenton


Sunday 14 April

10am - Morning Praise at The Old Chapel, Gotherington


Sunday 21 April

10am – Holy Communion at St Martin de Tours, Woolstone


Sunday 28 April

10am - Café Church at The Old Chapel, Gotherington



Monthly service pattern

1st Sunday – Holy Communion at 10am, St John the Baptist, Oxenton

2nd Sunday – Morning Praise at 10am, The Old Chapel, Gotherington

3rd Sunday – Holy Communion at 10am, St Martin de Tours, Woolstone


4th Sunday – Café Church at 10am, The Old Chapel, Gotherington

5th Sunday – Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion

at 10:00 am, St John the Baptist, Oxenton 

Giving

Our churches are entirely self-funded. If you would like to donate to support the many ways we serve our worshipping community, you can do this easily via ParishGiving at the button below or

Phone: 0333 002 1260.

Donate to Woolstone with Gotherington and Oxenton

People in our worshipping community give in all kinds of ways – whether that's serving during our services or using skills to support our operations. If you would like to serve in any way, please speak to a member of the Leadership Team.

A bit about our churches

Oxenton is a little larger than Woolstone with four farms and a small, well-equipped village hall, much used by the community. The church, surrounded by fields, is appreciated for its peaceful setting: its age, beauty and historic interest have earned it Grade 1 Listed status.

Gotherington is the largest of the three villages in the parish of Woolstone with Gotherington and Oxenton. There is, however, no church in the village: residents attend the churches in the other two villages of the parish or services held at The Old Chapel in Gotherington, a building run for community use by trustees. The village also has a village hall, primary school, shop, playing field and pub.

Woolstone is a small village with three farms. The medieval church is noticeable for its leaning tower. This was successfully underpinned in 1970. It contains a delightful peal of six bells. Large windows give the church a bright, sunny interior.
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