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Following the criteria set out by the Church of England and to safeguard our leaders, congregations and communities, the Benefice Council decided that church buildings in the Benefice would not reopen for public worship at least until September, with a review of the situation taking place within 3-4 weeks.
Any proposal for a special service during this time would be sympathetically considered on request to Phil.

The criteria that has been considered is on our Covid19  Benefice information page.

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The Benefice of West Trent is open for private prayer from 16th June on the following days

    Bleasby,             St Mary’s                               Sundays mid-am to dusk
    Halloughton,      St James                               Sundays 10am - 6pm

    Hoveringham,    St Michael & All Angels        Fridays day light hours

    Morton,              St Denis                                Wednesdays 10am - 3pm

    Rolleston,           Holy Trinity                            Sundays  12 Noon - 5pm

    Thurgarton,        St Peter’s Priory,                    Saturdays 8am - 8pm

    Upton,                St Peter & St Paul,                Daily 10am - 5pm except Mondays

Our services are on Zoom until restrictions are lifted.

Please email if you would like to be included.

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Wednesday 6.45 for 7.00pm a short, traditional ‘end of day’ prayer/reflection time called ‘compline’. Short, quiet, no sermon.
Every week, same time during the C-19 closure.

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Sunday 10 for 10.30. Virtual Holy Communion. 30 minute act of worship with virtual communion, homily… Attendance recently over 50…

Our Prayer Box at St Denis in Morton

The prayers will be collected, unread to be anonymous
and to preserve your confidentiality.
During our Sunday morning Zoom worship, they will be collectively held and offered to God.

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 Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation,
by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving,
present your requests to God.
Philippians 4:6

Seven Parishes, one Benefice

Always a warm welcome. The seven churches in the Benefice of West Trent are traditional churches, with a strong sense of community and village life.  Seasons are a strong focus with the farming featuring in many of our villages. Each church having it’s own Parochial Church Council and character.  Many of the churches go back centuries and have interesting historic artefacts.
 

The Benefice of West Trent part of

in the Newark and Southwell Deanery