St Stephen's Ashill
Ashill is a rural village in the ecclesiastical parish of Uffculme and forms part of the Culm Valley Mission Community. This Mission Community comprises the parishes of Uffculme, Willand, Kentisbeare and Blackborough.
St Stephen's, Ashill, is a small, friendly, village church, built in 1882 as a chapel of ease.
St Stephen's, Ashill, is a small, friendly, village church, built in 1882 as a chapel of ease.
Services every Sunday:
First and Third Sunday - Holy Communion at 9.30 am
Second Sunday – Bell Book and Candle (BBC) at 10.00 am - A short informal family service followed by coffee and cake.
Fourth Sunday - Morning Prayer at 9.30 a
Fifth Sunday – Taizé style at 7.00 pm
Mission Community
'Moving on in Mission & Ministry' is the name of a report that the Exeter Diocese is using to restructure the Church of England in Devon into a network of 'Mission Communities'. Our Mission Community is one of the first to be formed in Devon. One of our aims is to develop work with secondary-age young people in our area. The Culm Valley Mission Community includes the parishes of:
Between them the churches in the Mission Community offer a range of opportunities for worship, house groups and social events. See links to other churches for further information. Revd Rob Wilkinson: 01884 32509 robwilkinson@lineone.net
Useful Links:
| Mission Community Team
 Revd Rob Wilkinson
Mission Community Leader and Vicar for St Mary's Willand.
 Revd Selina Garner
Selina works for two days a week as the Team Vicar for St Mary's Church Uffculme. The rest of her time is spent working as a Pioneer Priest for Young People across 16 villages and in our local secondary schools.
Revd Pam Thomas
Pam has responsibility for St Mary's Kentisbeare and St Mary's Blackborough. |
