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If you are interested in finding out more, please contact:
Rev Louise Moore RevLouise@3churches.uk 01525 643478
Rev Olivia Davies RevOlivia@3churches.uk 01525 657000
Eco Church Working Group (an opportunity)
We would like to start a steering group to work across the Benefice in caring for nature and our environment. The churches are invited to participate in a nationwide sustainability award scheme—run by the Christian conservation charity A Rocha UK to reduce their carbon footprint and care for nature. In these days of increased awareness of climate change, we are called to a deeper resolve to do all we can to protect the planet for the future of all creation.
The Chocolate Stop
Barton Road Bus Stop
Wednesdays (resumes 2nd September 2026)
3:30 – 4:30pm
Hot Chocolate served by
St James Church
FREE, but donations welcome towards costs
Contact: RevLiv@3churches.uk
Allergens: contains milk
6th September 2026 – Flitton Cream Teas
Join us for a delicious cream tea in Flitton Church Hall on Sunday 6th September between 2:30 – 4:30 pm.
All profits to the Friends of Flitton Church.
The Mausoleum in Flitton Church will
be open from 2pm to 4pm.
Next meeting: 12th September
Location to be confirmed.
Jesus 100 – Pulloxhill – 9:00am to 10:30am
You are very welcome to join the group that meets at Pulloxhill. We start at 9:00am with a light breakfast followed by conversation, finishing at 10:30am.
All are welcome – those who have been before and anyone who would like to join or give it a try.
To find out more contact:
Liz Coulson 07857 320783 or Rev Olivia 07721 928955
Other small Jesus 100 groups run across the Benefice.
Upcoming dates – normally 4pm – 5:30pm:
13 September – Flitton
11 October – Pulloxhill
22 November – Silsoe
Messy Sunday
A lively fun and creative time together for families, children and people of all ages.
Songs, stories, puppets & crafts and supper.
We have Messy Sunday once a month – taking it in turns around our 3 Parishes in Flitton, Pulloxhill and Silsoe.
Numbers are limited so please book on revsimon@3churches.uk
Wednesdays at 7 pm:
16th Sept: Introduction to the Bible
23rd Sept: Genesis: The Story Begins
30th Sept: Exodus: The Story of Freedom
7th Oct: Kings: The Story of Power
14th Oct: Exile: The Story of Loss
23rd Oct: Jesus: The Story of Rescue
4th Nov: Acts: The Story of Mission
11th Nov: Revelation: The Story Completed
The Bible Course
Curious about The Bible?
When was it written?
Who wrote it?
What does it mean today?
An eight-session course helping you explore the BIG story.
Explore, Reflect, Discuss
‘Big,’ ‘complex,’ ‘old’ … just some of the words people use to describe the Bible. Sound familiar? That’s where The Bible Course comes in. The course will increase your confidence, equip you to read the Bible better and help you to see its relevance to daily life. The course provides a birds-eye view of the world’s bestselling book.
Over eight interactive sessions, it combines video teaching, group discussion, personal reflection, and daily readings.
Key features
* The Bible Course helps you see how the books of the Bible are part of one big story.
* Using a unique storyline, The Bible Course will show you how key events, books and characters fit together.
Sessions will be run at the Vicarage, Fir Tree Road, Silsoe, MK45 4EA on Wednesdays at 7pm
For further information and to book your place,
please contact Rev Louise on 01525 643478 revlouise@3churches.uk
Produced by the Bible Society – www.biblesociety.org.uk
What people have said about previous services:
“An uncomplicated, welcoming evening”
“Songs & testimonies made me want to go back again”
“Calming & spiritually uplifting”
Reflect and Connect
Join us in Silsoe Church for our contemporary worship service ‘Reflect and Connect’ – an opportunity to share a relaxed hour exploring an important aspect of life – belief and faith. Songs led by our band, reflection, personal stories, prayer and refreshments.
All are welcome to join us at our evening services.
The group are keen for others to join them, any instruments or singers are welcome. You don’t need to be a professional musician, just someone of a reasonable standard with enthusiasm for making uplifting and upbeat music. If you are interested please contact either Rev Simon or Rev Louise (RevSimon@3churches.uk RevLouise@3churches.uk 01525 643478)
Next services – 20th September,
18th October, 15th November
Next meeting: Friday 25th September 2026 at 2pm. We are reading and discussing the Book of Acts, Chapters 13 – 28
If you want to look at some background please look at the Bible Society website
Bible Book Club
The Bible Book Club meets once a month on a Friday at the Vicarage between 2pm to approx 3:30pm.
We meet together to share our insights and thoughts on particular books or chapters of the Bible and also to ask questions.
All are welcome.
Feel free to borrow a pew bible to read the books or chapters we are discussing each month.
Please contact Rev Louise if you would like more information about the Bible Book Club revlouise@3churches.uk or 01525 643478
Services at 10:30am on:
27th September,
25th October, 29th November
All Together Worship
A service for everyone to enjoy
All Together Worship is a short service for suitable for all ages, all stages of faith and all points of view. With songs, puppets, prayer, and cake.
Why not come along to Flitton Church and join in?
Everyone is welcome
Whether you are bringing a current companion, remembering a past one, or simply wish to celebrate the animal kingdom, all are welcome.
We look forward to seeing you and your furry, feathered, scaly friends there
3rd October 2026 – A Celebration of Animals
This service, held on the eve of Animal Welfare Sunday, is a chance to give thanks for the joy and companionship animals bring to our lives. The service will feature two very special moments.
First, we will offer an Act of Remembrance. We know that the loss of a pet is deeply felt. During a hymn, anyone who wishes to remember a beloved pet who has passed away is invited to bring a small token of remembrance—such as a photo, a favourite toy, or a collar—to the altar as a quiet act of love and memory.
Second, there will be an opportunity to have your pet Blessed. All well-behaved pets are welcome in the Church for a blessing. For those bringing larger animals, such as horses or donkeys or dogs who need a bit of space, one of the Vicars will come outside to the churchyard to offer blessings, ensuring everyone, great and small, is included. If you can’t bring your pet to Church, bring a photo to be blessed.
30th October 2026 – My Flitwick Family in WWI – A talk by Margaret Butt
On Friday 30th October at 7:30pm in Flitton Church Hall, Margaret Butt will be giving an illustrated talk about her paternal grandparents and their families in the years leading up to, and after World War 1 – old pictures of Flitwick, where and how they lived, tragedies, the story of Flitwick as a centre of early flight, the RFC, the amazing postal service in the war, rationing, stories from the Front and lots more. A talk for anyone interested in family history, local history and war history.
Tickets are £10, raising funds for Flitton Church.
Contact Margaret for tickets and information.
October 2026 – Confirmation Service
Confirmation is a special service in which a person confirms the promises that were made when they were baptised. In October 2026, there will be a Deanery Confirmation service in Flitwick Church with Bishop Richard. If this is something you are interested in doing, or would like to know more, please speak to a member of the Ministry Team.
Wanted – Crutches and Walking Frames
Do you have any crutches or walking frames that you no longer use because you’ve recovered from an injury?
We’re collecting them for the MS Centre in Bedford to help Multiple Sclerosis sufferers. If you have any, please leave them in the Porch of Flitton Church.
Thank You
Candles for the Ukraine
We are still collecting old used or new candles to be melted down and made into new candles which will be sent to Ukraine.
Please leave your candles in the porch at Flitton Church.
