King's Somborne Parish Church |
Church Annual Meeting
Copies of the Church Annual Meeting
reports are available from David Bevan - you can request your copy by email by entering your email below and clicking "Send"
|
St.Peter & St.Paul's is the Parish Church of Somborne with Ashley
situated at the heart of the village of
King 's Somborne. The Church provides
regular Services on Sundays and
Wednesdays, and has as its mission the
responsibility of telling the good news
about the love of God, offering
friendship and service to all members of
the community and the holding of
baptisms, weddings and funerals. The
Vicar is Revd. Jonathan Watkins and
Reader is Mrs. Sue Holligan; organists
are Mr. Guy Boney, and Mr. Bill Sutton
and Mrs. Pam Monk.
Click here for more details about the Parish Church
|
|
|
|
Within the Parish there are also two redundant Churches � All Saint's, Little Somborne and St.Mary's, Ashley which each hold two or three Services every year. The Parish Church's monthly AliVE service aims to offer a less formal, more flexible form of worship with modern music provided by local musicians on a Sunday evening. A Tiny Tots group meets each week for mothers and their youngest children and a
Funday School is run in collaboration with the Methodist Church . In addition the Church is supported by enthusiastic teams of singers, bell-ringers, needle workers and others and holds a number of regular Social and Fund-raising events. |
|
Details of all Services and events can be found in the Parish magazine
the Gauntlet which is managed by the Church and which is distributed freely to all homes in the community. Current details can also be found on the notice board in the Church porch.
For those more interested in the history and fabric of this beautiful Church, a detailed Guide is available.
|

(Click the image to see details of the Gauntlet)
|
|
|
See also The Victorian Restoration of King's Somborne Parish Church by Gordon Pearson; Hampshire Field Club and Archaeological Society Newsletters (new series) Vol.1 1984 pp19-22.
Click here for more details about the Parish Church
Click here to read the Parish Profile
|