Forthcoming events
St Helen's Church, Alveston
A performance of Roger Jones’ musical “Rock” will take place 7pm for a prompt 7.30pm start. 'Rock' is the story of St Peter. Tickets will be available on the door at a cost of £5.00. There will be a licensed bar and raffle.
All proceeds to St Helens Church Boiler Fund
St Helen's Church, Alveston
Licenced Bar/Raffle
All proceeds to St Helen's Church Boiler Fund
St Helen's Church, Alveston
Taize is a contemplative form of worship, developed in France, which became very popular with young people. It is now the most popular destination for Christian pilgrimage.
Our service is a short informal meditative service. Reflective music (in the form of distinctive repetitive chants) interspersed with pieces of Scripture creates an environment for meditation and prayer.
St Helen's Church, Alveston
Felix Mendelssohn, Benjamin Britten, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Edward Elgar, John Bennet, Charles Villiers Stanford.
Kate Phillipson-Masters - Conductor
Nigel Davies - Organ
Elizabeth Cross - Piano
Retiring collection for Children's Hospice South West and Great Western Air Ambulance.
St Helen's Church, Alveston
St. Helen’s Church, Alveston
How to contact St. Helen’s Church
Please call Reverend David Pole on 01454 414810 or email: .About St. Helen’s Church
The Benefice of St. Helen’s Alveston includes St. John’s Elberton and St. Mary’s Littleton with Pilning and Severn Beach.
We seek to welcome both our regular congregations and visitors and to serve the wider community through our Church life, whether through pastoral care, occasional offices or service and involvement in our wider community life and activities.
St. Helen’s was consecrated in 1885. During the recent re-ordering, the pews were removed allowing a wider breadth of worship, services and use.
There are two Sunday services at St. Helen’s every week; 8am service is Holy Communion; 10am service is: ‘First Sunday’ teaching service once a month, ‘Family’ service once a month and Holy Communion two/three times per month.
There is a Holy Communion Service every Tuesday at 10am.
Our monthly range of worship is both traditional and contemporary from Book of Common Prayer, through Common Worship, Messy Church and Taizé services.
Hospitality is important to us. We aim to be a friendly and inclusive church where everyone can find a home. With Christ as our head we seek to create a community where all feel loved and accepted.
St Helen's Church would like to see its premises used by the local community. It can provide a large area for your club, organisation activities, tables and seating for up to 150 persons, a kitchen for light refreshments and disabled toilet facilities.
