Clent Parish Church
St. Leonard’s is a pretty, rural church, set below the south flank of Clent and Walton Hills, in the north of the county of Worcestershire. We are part of the Stourbridge Deanery of churches in the Diocese of Worcester. Clent was formerly part of the United Benefice of Clent & Belbroughton with Fairfield. Recent re-organisation affiliates St. Leonard with the neighbouring churches of St. John and St. Saviour in Hagley, all under the guidance of Rev. Richard Newton. We meet for worship every Sunday morning. OCTOBER: First Sunday 1st. Oct. 11:00am Harvest Worship 4 All Trinity 16 Kim Topham LLM The service will be followed by a lunch sponsored by Sarah & Steve Eagle Second Sunday 8th Oct. 9:30am Communion Trinity 17 Third Sunday 15th Oct. 10:00am Lay-led service Trinity 18 Neill Robb Fourth Sunday 22nd Oct. 9:30am Communion Trinity 19 Fifth Sunday 29th Oct. 10:30am Group Service Last in Trinity St. Mark’s We would be delighted if you would join us. St. Leonard’s has an ‘open-door’ policy and so is open to all from 8 am to 8 pm - for private prayer and personal contemplation. Bibles (New International Version) are in all pews. A weekly ‘Update’ (free) and the monthly Parish Magazine (modest charge) are available within the building. Many ramblers over the Clent Hills enjoy a break and respite on the premises .. “Come unto me all who travail and are heavy laden, and I will refresh you .. .. “ Our address: St. Leonard’s Square, Church Avenue, Clent. Our postcode: DY9 9PN Google map of our location Please note: there is no access off the A491 dual-carriageway. You will need to use the (old) Bromsgrove Road. Our grounds and building (and toilet) accommodate Disabled Access - though the interior is on two distinct levels and requires re-location via the outside. We have just installed two off-street disabled car park bays - approach via Vine Lane. Made with Xara © webdesign@chaddesley-corbett.co.uk
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‘Leafy’ Chaddesley Corbett is hard-at- work with rehearsals for the re- appearance of the St. Cassian’s Nativity Play - the legacy of, and dedicated to, stalwart villager and thespian Rosemary Brinton-Butler .. and, at one and the same time, CATS - Chaddesley Amateur Theatrical Society - and they’re anything but ‘amateur’ - are rehearsing for the village play “It’s A Wonderful Life”. St. Mark are adding a piano recital to their annual Harvest Supper - which should help the sausage rolls go down. Holy Trinity had their usual “Scarecrow Praise” event in the middle of Belbroughton’s “Scarecrow” weekend (though one wonders if, by now, the crows are scared at all !) We had a darn-good time at Harvest, dressing-up as farmers and scoffing a memorable spread after our Festival service. St. Saviour host a “Race Night” on Friday 6th in their hall .. and it’s already a sell-out !So much going-on !
Clent Parish Church
St. Leonard’s is a pretty, rural church, set below the south flank of Clent and Walton Hills, in the north of the county of Worcestershire. We are part of the Stourbridge Deanery of churches in the Diocese of Worcester. Clent was formerly part of the United Benefice of Clent & Belbroughton with Fairfield. Recent re-organisation affiliates St. Leonard with the neighbouring churches of St. John and St. Saviour in Hagley, all under the guidance of Rev. Richard Newton. We meet for worship every Sunday morning. OCTOBER: First Sunday 1st. Oct. 11:00am Harvest Worship 4 All Trinity 16 Kim Topham LLM The service will be followed by a lunch sponsored by Sarah & Steve Eagle Second Sunday 8th Oct. 9:30am Communion Trinity 17 Third Sunday 15th Oct. 10:00am Lay-led service Trinity 18 Neill Robb Fourth Sunday 22nd Oct. 9:30am Communion Trinity 19 Fifth Sunday 29th Oct. 10:30am Group Service Last in Trinity St. Mark’s We would be delighted if you would join us. St. Leonard’s has an ‘open-door’ policy and so is open to all from 8 am to 8 pm - for private prayer and personal contemplation. Bibles (New International Version) are in all pews. A weekly ‘Update’ (free) and the monthly Parish Magazine (modest charge) are available within the building. Many ramblers over the Clent Hills enjoy a break and respite on the premises .. “Come unto me all who travail and are heavy laden, and I will refresh you .. .. “ Our address: St. Leonard’s Square, Church Avenue, Clent. Our postcode: DY9 9PN Google map of our location Please note: there is no access off the A491 dual-carriageway. You will need to use the (old) Bromsgrove Road. Our grounds and building (and toilet) accommodate Disabled Access - though the interior is on two distinct levels and requires re-location via the outside. We have just installed two off-street disabled car park bays - approach via Vine Lane. Made with Xara © webdesign@chaddesley-corbett.co.uk
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