The Church was built in 1925, the Society formerly meeting at Warminster Road, behind the then butchers shop and freemasons premises. The present building has a beautiful high arch shaped ceiling, which enhances the singing of the congregation. This with the movable chairs and Pulpit makes the Church building suitable for many different events. For example a quiz evening is held in the Autumn followed by supper, invites are sent to all the Churches in the town, and a good response is generally made.
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Revd.
Norman Price
Tel; 01373 858805 e-mail:- nprice@wiltsunitedchurches.org.uk
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Location The Church is situated on the B3097 (Station Road) off the A350 and opposite the surgery and has a car park to the side of it.
Address Station Road , Westbury BA13 3JD
The building is used by many local organisations including Pre-school, Brownies, Arthritis Group, Quilting Group and the Choral Society who practice in the Church and hold concerts at various times of the year.
The congregation collect items for the Operation Christmas Child shoe box appeal throughout the year which results in a good many boxes being sent at Christmas.
| Stewards: | John Williams, Maureen Woollard, Sandra Maidment, Julie Vince, and Lesley Balfe. |
| Church Secretary | Janet Wakefield (Contact ) |
| Church Treasurer | Tom Shaw |
| Property Committee | Ken Holloway |
| Pastoral Committee | Julie Vince |
| Church Family Committee | Maureen Holloway |
| Readings and Hymns for use in service | Sandra Maidment |
| Notices | Sandra Maidment |
| From the Church AGM | Pam Whatley, Vera Bishop |
| Worship Leaders | Julie Vince, Sandra Maidment & Christopher Teed |
| Caretaker/Lettings | Mrs H Evans |
Worship Information
Services take place at 10.30am and 6pm. Coffee and tea follow the morning service. The evening service is held jointly with the Church of England, meeting at the Methodist Church in the Winter and the Parish Church in the Summer. Easter and Christmas services are held with the United Reformed Church. Our Church also has a Prayer Circle which is appreciated by members of the congregation.
Unfortunately we do not have a Junior Church at the moment, but if young people do attend a service an effort is made to accommodate them.