Current & Forthcoming Events in Silsoe
At Flitton, there will also be a display of lilies, each one in memory of a loved ones. The names will be read out at the service. A donation of £5 for each lily is asked for. If you would like to make a donation for a lily and a candle lit in their memory, please contact Margaret Butt.
2 November 2025 – Remember with Love
We have Remember with Love services at Pulloxhill (11am) (with Holy Communion), at Silsoe (3pm) and at Flitton (5pm) on 2 November 2025.
This is an opportunity to remember loved ones who died recently or long ago, to give thanks for their lives and to light a candle for them.
There is no need to give names of loved ones in advance if you are coming on the day, as you will be able to give their names then. However, if you would like the name of a loved one(s) read in the service and you will not be there, you are welcome to give the names in advance by phoning 01525 643478 and leaving a message for the vicars.
Tickets available from:
Jill Liddle (01525 860117, gillian.liddle3@gmail.com) and
Gillian Chapple (07722 423664, SilsoeTreasurer@3churches.uk)
Saturday 15 November 7pm in Silsoe Church
Join us for an evening of live music with ‘The Way It Is’, a six-piece group bringing back the unforgettable sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s as well as more modern music. Expect classic rock and pop hits that will have you tapping your toes and singing along.
Whether you’re reliving the soundtrack of your youth or discovering the music that shaped a generation, this is a night not to miss.
Tickets £12.50
(Light refreshments will be served during the interval.)
Come and turn back the clock — and let your hair down!
31 October 2025 – Silsoe Church – 5:30 – 7pm, Light in the Darkness
Please join us in Silsoe Church for crafts, hot chocolate and a friendly welcome.
31 October 2025 – Flitton Church – 5:30 – 7 pm, Lights on in the Church …
… to shine in the darkness. Sweets, treats and booklets available.
These are FREE drop-in events for families and children
Everyone is welcome
‘Wrap Up’ – Coats Wanted
The Rotary Club of Barton Le Clay are collecting new or second-hand coats for women, men, young people and kids. These should be coats you would be happy to receive – dirty coats with missing buttons or broken zips aren’t nice for anyone.
Where will the coats go? To charities working with the homeless, night shelters, women’s refuges and families in crisis.
There’s a collection point in Silsoe Church porch and also in the Sports Centre and Lower School
What people have said about previous services:
“An uncomplicated, welcoming evening”
“Songs & testimonies made me want to go back again”
“Calming & spiritually uplifting”
Contemporary Worship
Join us in Silsoe Church for our ‘Reflect and Connect’ service – 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 service – 23 November, 6pm
Click here to read about this year’s Exhibition and see more winning entries
Silsoe Photography Competition 2025 – The Winners.
Congratulations to Clare N, winner of the 18 & over class in this year’s Silsoe Photography Competition with her striking image Into the Storm.
Well done also to 15 year old Henry A, whose photograph Journey’s End: The Rainbow Bridge took first place in the 17 & under category.
Clare’s success didn’t end there — she also won the People’s Choice award at the Exhibition with her photo Home to Roost.
