This year Remembrance Sunday fell on 8th November when 180 folk gathered at South Street for our monthly All Age Parade Service.  During our time of worship we observed the two minutes silence and this was proceeded by an excellent  Power Point Presentation compiled by members of our Girls' Brigade on the them of wa

On Sunday 1st November 2009 we celebrated our 354th Church Anniversary - which makes us one of the oldest Baptist Churches in the world!  Our church was began during the time of Oliver Cromwell and our first minister, Thomas Miller, refused an offer from King William III to become an Anglican priest, asking the King's permission that he remain a

Every second Sunday in October the All Age Service includes the enrolment of our BB and GB Companies.  Members of our Brigades make their promises during the service and receive their new membership cards.  Just over 180 folk gathered at South Street for this year's service.

One of our members, Shirley, is currently hosting two children from Chernobyl.  They are part of a group visiting Yeovil and staying with town families throughout October.  The stay is being organised by the Chernobyl Childrens' Lifeline organisation.

We concluded our Harvest Celebrations with an evening of Contemporary Praise in The Sanctuary - members of our Solid Rock youth group joined us as worshipped God using some of the newer worship songs of the Church.  During the evening Ian interviewed Venessa about her work with the Young Peoples' Trust for the Environm

On the last Sunday of September 150 of us gathered at South Street to celebrate Harvest Sunday.  Extra flower displays were on view throughout the building, Hymneo sang two songs and at the end of our time together members of Junior Church returned to lead us in worship.  Part of our offering was for Operation Agr

Lockwood Court celebrated Harvest Sunday on 20th September 2009 at 10.30am.  This small group of faithful worshippers come together every Sunday in the lounge of a residential home.  The room was decorated with Harvest produce - all dry goods being given to Yeovil's Lord's Larder project and an offering was taken up for the work of Operation

We have now said 'farewell' to our outgoing BB Captain Graham after 36 years of devoted service.  Just under 200 were in the congregation at South Street on Sunday 13th September 2009 to express their gratitude to Graham and Heather for all they have done for the BB.  Speeches and gifts were made at both the service and the celebratory meal

22 men gathered for breakfast on Saturday and heard a fascinating talk about the ministry of the Gideon's from local branch member Mike Bennett.  We learnt that every six days the Gideon's distribute a million bibles!