Bistre Parish Churches

Return to pre-Covid worship pattern

Sunday services schedule

Emmanuel 8.45am and 10am on first and third Sundays

Emmanuel 10am on second and fourth Sundays

All Saints Eucharist 10am on second Sunday

All Saints Morning Worship 10am on fourth Sunday

St Cecilia’s Morning Worship 10am on first Sunday

St Cecilia’s Eucharist 10am on third Sunday

Midweek services

St Cecilia’s Eucharist 10.30am every Tuesday

Emmanuel Eucharist 9.30am every Wednesday

There will be a face to face evening prayer on the first Sunday of the month at 6.30pm and the other Sundays on zoom, for the time being. However we will, of course, need to be vigilant and flexible depending on how infection rates change.

Our team...

The Bistre Parish churches have a strong following and serve the local community through faith, fellowship, worship and prayer.

We have a dedicated and well-established Shared Ministry and leadership team, which includes a Deacon, lay readers, worship leaders, and pastoral assistants. Emmanuel Church, Bistre has been used on a number of occasions as a training parish for ordinands and reader ministry. We have recently been awarded a silver award for our Eco Church project which we are eager to continue growing by encouraging more interaction with the congregation and community.

BISTRE PARISH CHURCHES

BISTRE PARISH CHURCHES - Part of Borderlands Mission Area

Welcome to Bistre Parish. We are a group of three churches within the larger Borderlands Mission Area. Comprising Emmanuel Church Bistre, St Cecilia's, Mynydd Isa and All Saints, Lane End, we offer worship, warmth and friendship in abundance.

Borderlands Mission Area is one of the largest Mission Areas within the Church in Wales. Our 19 urban churches and rural parishes have come together to share skills and resources in what is a truly exciting way to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.

With community and fellowship at the heart of everything we do, we work as a team to encourage, support and inspire one another. There is strength in numbers, and by coming together as a Mission Area of 19 churches, we are able to rise to modern day challenges.