I am delighted to share more widely the news of the appointment of the Reverend Rachel Cook as Vicar (Designate) of the Tyndale Benefice, subject to the usual legal processes. The Tyndale Benefice consists of the parish of St Mary’s, Wotton together with that of  St Martins, North Nibley and our own parish of St […]

At last – the church can now be open for private use. This will be on Mondays, starting this week (June 15th), from 10 am to 5 pm. It is hoped that anyone who would like to go there for some private contemplation or prayer will feel able to do so. The building has its […]

Please see the Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2019. The Committee has been unable as yet to hold its annual meeting but minutes will be published in due course.

Dear Villager As residents of Tresham perhaps we are seeing our village in a new light and placing even greater value on being part of a small community.  Certainly, this pandemic has caused us to pull together and gather round to support each other. Some of us feel that the church represents a focal point, […]

The Annual Parochial Church Meeting is due to take place at 7.30pm on Wednesday, 1st April at St Kenelm, Alderley. Agenda 1 Apologies for absence 2 Minutes of the previous Annual Parochial Church Meeting held on 2nd April 2019 3 To receive a report on the Electoral Roll – The Electoral Roll Officer 4 To […]

I have received the attached letter of thanks to all those who contributed to the Christmas collection for GARAS.

Dear Everyone, Our normal church services timetable starts again this sunday, February 2nd, on the first sunday of the month at 11 am. Everyone is welcome. The service this week will be taken by John Evans, with Sue Plant as preacher. She took our Carol Service in December and is a very welcome visitor to […]

I have received a thank-you-note from Stroud District Foodbank to Tresham Church for collecting £45 and 27.7kg of food for the Harvest Appeal.

Easter Day is on April 21st this year, and we shall be celebrating it at Tresham at 11am, thanks to Iain Marchant’s kind offer to take the service. Iain has a long view of life; he was an active young seaman in the war, and after ordination he was based at Hawkesbury for a time […]