Our Girls' Brigade held their Display Evening on Friday 26th June 2009.  They are coming to the end of their 101st year with about 45 girls on their books.  The evening was attended by many parents and friends in The Sanctuary at South Street.  Awards were distributed by our guest of honour, the cap

On Sunday we gathered at 6.30pm for our In Love and Remembrance Service.  During this time of quiet reflective worship we heard the story of Lazarus from the New Testament and prayed for organisations like St Margaret's Hospice and Macmillan Nurses.

On Pentecost Sunday we were joined by friends from Princes Street URC for our 10.30am service - altogether 160 of us came along to worship.  The All Age Talk was about the power the Holy Spirit gives us - helping us live Christ honouring lives.  To illustrate this a photo was taken of the congregation - first using the

On windswept Sunday afternoon, 17th May, members of 1st Yeovil BB joined up with other companies for a Battalion parade through Dorcester and service at St Peter's Church.  Members of our BB/GB band helped lead the march.  The service in St Peter's reflected on the recent 125th celebrations of the

The Town Centre Churches sponsored a Quiet Day at The Society of St Frances, Compton Durville, on Saturday 8th May 2009.  On a warm spring day we gathered to be led in helpful contemplative prayer by Heather Andrews - who took as her theme: The Lord's Prayer - and the Language of Prayer.  Throughout th

On Sunday 3rd May 2009 around 20 of us from South Street attended the Baptist Assembly in Bouremouth.  We went for the evening session at which we saw one of our former members, The Revd Barbara Carpenter, receive her presidential handshake on becoming a Fully Accredited Minister.  Some folk had spent the whole weekend in Bournemouth as our

On Tuesday around forty folk gathered at South Street for the second Holiday at Home of 2009.  This ministry amongst Seniors takes the form of morning coffee followed by a service in The Sanctuary, then it's time for a hot meal in the Iona/Columba room cooked by volunteers - with the day finishing with so

On Easter Monday 33 of us (plus six dogs!) drove over to Dartmoor for a Bank Holiday walk.  We gathered at Hay Tor and were led by Jason.  After lunch the group divided between those opting for longer or shorter routes.  The weather stayed fine, the

We began our celebrations of Easter Day with an 8.30am Communion Service - at which Andrew was welcomed in as a new Church Member - and this was followed by breakfast together in the Iona/Columba Room.  160 folk gathered for Morning Service at 10.30am which this year was All Age.  We li