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Due to a reorganisation in the Bath and Wells diocese we anticipate becoming part of a new benefice with St Bridget's (Brean) and St Mary's (Berrow) (www.berrowandbrean.co.uk). As this means that we will share a vicar/rector the appointment process includes input from all three parishes. Interviews will be in June for the new incumbent to start in the summer. The advert for the role can be seen here.
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A warm welcome from the Parish of Three Saints, an inclusive church. The main villages in the parish are Brent Knoll, East Brent & Lympsham, close to the Somerset coast and to Brean Down and Cheddar Gorge.
Whether you have come to this website to find out more about our beliefs, our worship services and events, to enquire about baptism (christening), weddings, funerals or memorial services or just because you happened upon it by chance, we hope you will look around.
If you just want information about baptisms, weddings, funerals or memorial services please click on Life Events.
Our three churches are usually open every day, though as we have volunteers opening and closing them the precise times can vary.
We are a ‘people on a journey’ and we are very aware of new things Jesus can do amongst us if we travel together. As we anticipate working more closely with Brean and Berrow and appointing a new vicar it’s an exciting time and we’d love to share the journey with you too.
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We take safeguarding very seriously.
If you have any concerns for a child or a vulnerable adult please contact our parish Safeguarding Officer (a voluntary position), Ginnie Soffe:
safeguarding.tpots@gmail.com
01278 769117
07919 441239
or contact the central diocesan team by clicking here:
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The Parish of Three Saints is an INCLUSIVE CHURCH. We believe that God loves everybody and that everybody should be able to play a full part in church life. All are welcome. We believe that our faith calls us to love fully and at this time we stand in solidarity with the transgender community. Trans people deserve dignity and respect and they will be embraced in our churches, not just tolerated.
We have gender neutral toilet facilities at St Michael's and St Mary's (there isn't a toilet at St Christopher's).
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