We no longer have the opportunity to recycle so please do not bring any more and leave in the Chapel entrance, thank you. 

A  reliable cleaner sought for the Chapel. Please contact us for details and rate. Thank you.

Contact this website to borrow the above wheelchair which has been kindly donated to the Chapel. in order to ensure that your message is seen, please get in touch as soon as you know you wish to borrow it. Thank you.

All are welcome but this month we are profiling the Men's Shed from Wotton which offers an opportunity for men to have some convivial company whilst making or mending something - or just turning up for a chat and - the inevitable - tea/ coffee and biscuits.

If you know of someone who may be interested in this popular gathering, please encourage them to come over and hear about it.

You may be interested to pop by and join some others who are also struggling  to varying degrees with post viral malaise, long covid, m.e and similar conditions.... not for a Moan Fest but for a bit of fellow feeling, cup of tea/ coffee and perhaps the sharing of any strategies that may have helped you.

Our guest speaker on this occasion will be Andrew Williams Tarling, all are welcome to come along.

Details of this will follow as and when.

Take home something beautiful that you have made yourself! Pop over to Barrs Lane Chapel for some convivial company, refreshments (including a glass of bubbly) - whilst making a lovely object for your festive decor. All materials included for a rustic,  stylish - and completely original piece. Come alone or with some friends, all welcome!

Worship at the Chapel will be held at 10a.m. on the second  Sunday of the month. 

Chapel services will usually last around 40 minutes and absolutely everyone is welcome.

Every Sunday – a recorded service is available on St Martin's website. It alternates between a service of the word with music, and a service of ‘ramblings’ with prayers and sometimes, music. Follow the link to St Martin's website below.

These are Bible stories retold for little ones with a familiar song adapted to suit the story, and a short prayer. These can be found on the For Children page of St. Martin's website.

If you haven't yet seen the North Nibley Churches Together Harvest mice video written by Rosie Casken, follow the link to St. Martin's Church website below and then follow on to the blog!

Details of joint events can be found on the St. Martin's Church website.