Current & Forthcoming Events in Silsoe
Friday afternoons 2pm to 3.30pm Silsoe, approx twice a month (Contact Rev Anna 07767 710306)
Saturday mornings 9am to 10.30am, Pulloxhill Church Hall with breakfast approx twice monthly (Contact Liz Coulson 01525 712834/ Rev Olivia 01525 657000)
Upcoming dates: 7 February, 21 February, 7 March, 21 March
Join in with reading ‘Jesus 100: 100 days to find him, 100 days to follow him and 100 days to become like him’ by Robin Gamble.
For those seeking a deeper connection with]esus, Jesus 100 helps you understand his teachings better, grow in faith and become more like him, 100 days of readings covering the greatest stories about Jesus.
The book can stand alone, for private devotions, or be a basis for discussion. Four groups for discussion and encouragement are planned in the Benefice starting in late September or early October.
The book can be purchased from Amazon, Waterstones or Eden (ISBN number 9781839758331) or Rev Simon and Rev Louise can source one for you.
You can join in whenever you wish – we don’t need to be in the same place in the book – read at your own pace.
Tuesday evenings 8 pm – 9.30pm in Flitton/Greenfield, (Contact Rev Olivia 01525 657000/ Rev Louise 01525 643478 or 07729 385830)
Wednesday Evenings at 7.30-9pm in Silsoe Vestry most weeks (Contact Rev Louise/ Rev Simon 01525 643478 or 07729 385830)
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 – 22 March 2026
19 April, 19 July, 20 September, 18 October, 15 November
Services:
Mid-week Morning Worship has finished. We are currently thinking about a new initiative
Midweek Morning Worship – once a month on a Thursday.
We have a monthly midweek Morning Worship service in Silsoe Church.
Starting at 11am with coffee, this is followed by a short service of Morning Worship at 11:30am, after which there is a light lunch at 12 noon. Lead by Reader Gillian Kern and Lay Leader of Worship Maggie Jeeves, everyone is welcome to share in good conversation, worship and refreshments.
Contact Gillian Kern for more information:
07743 483635 or gkern3268@gmail.com
28 March 2026 Silsoe Easter Craft Fair
Join us in Silsoe Church on Saturday 28 March between 10am and 4pm for the 4th Annual Easter Craft Fair.
Entry to the Fair is FREE and we have FREE Children’s Easter craft activities as well as a wide range of craft stalls – find out about our stallholders here
There’ll be hot drinks and delicious home-made cakes available all day.
We hope to see you
13 December 2025 – Bark the Herald
Join us in Silsoe Churchyard on Saturday 13 December at 4pm for a festive carol service with a difference. This special event welcomes both two-legged and four-legged carollers, so bring along your dog to add their own “vocals” to the celebration.
There will be hot chocolate and mince pies for human guests, and dog biscuits for our canine companions. A joyful occasion for all the family.
Everyone welcome
Last day for donations:
20 November 2025
‘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
