On Sunday it was lovely to have two children join us for worship, it definitely lowered the average age of the congregation. Our worship was led by Barry Speddings. Sunday August 3 our worship will be led by Heather Gale.

Wednesday we have an Away Day so won't be open for coffee but normal service will be resumed on August 6 why not come and join us, you will be made very welcome Opening for an hour from 10.30am. Sunday, August 10, we welcome Bethan Foister to lead our worship, commencing at 10.30am. Hope you will come and join us.

The theme of the morning worship led by Kathy Dymond on Sunday, July 27, was " What really matters".

The new testament reading was taken from Luke which speaks of Jesus teaching on Prayer. The Saturday before we held our Annual Cream tea for Breast Cancer Care and despite lots going on around the local area we raised a magnificent £1,006 for the charity.

Thanks again to everyone who supported us.We are open every Saturday for coffee from 10am. Homemade cakes and good company. Sunday morning worship at 10.30am. All are welcome.

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The Tabor Ringers entertained a delightful audience at Age UK's Lunch Club in Keynsham recently. The audience were very receptive and joined in with the ladies singing and also the tunes played on the bells.

The next Tabor Coffee Morning is August 12 and will have activities for children as it is the school holidays. This is a free event 10.30am to 12.30pm. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Everyone welcome.

St Andrew’s Church in Holcombe celebrated its 140th year of continuous worship with a Flower Festival and Exhibition held on Saturday, July 26, and Sunday, July 27, to mark the occasion.

In 1881, as the Victorian congregation of Holcombe Old Church grew — and with most members living some distance from the church’s location below Moore’s Farm — they agreed to look for land in Holcombe where a larger, new church could be built.