East Chinnock
A small friendly village in Somerset, set halfway between Crewkerne and Yeovil, south facing on the side of East Chinnock Hill.
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Cafe Church
St Mary's invites you to our Cafe Church in East Chinnock Village Hall, which takes place every third Sunday. This informal, family friendly service includes hot drinks, warm croissants, acti...
Ride and Stride to support our church buildings in Somerset
Want to support Ride and Stride, which raises money to support our church buildings in Somerset?
If so, we are meeting outside East Chinnock Village Hall at 10.30am on Saturday 11th Septembe...
Kids Corner July 2021
You may have taken gifts and cards into school to say thank you to your teachers and TA’s who’ve helped and supported you through this last school year. Isn’t it a great way to sa...
Coker Ridge Weekly News
Please find included in the PDF attached all the services and current news in the Benefice. More information can be found on the Coker Ridge website.
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News from St. Marys - Easter 2021
Hearts of Hope and more!
We thought people might like a hopeful message after all that we’ve been experiencing in the past year, so from 19th March have been hanging p...
Hearts of Hope - UPDATE
UPDATE: The hearts of hope envelopes are now up! Find them along Weston Street, in the Playing field, on the cross in front of the church, and you might find them in some other unexpected places ar...
News from St Marys
Sadly, because of concern about the numbers of Covid 19 infections in South Somerset, and the fact that many of our congregation are in the vulnerable category health wise, we have had to temporari...
The friends of St. Marys
St. Mary’s Church has been the principal place of worship in the village for many hundreds of years. While some continue to worship here, many enjoy peace within the building.
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Views from the Church
Photographs taken from the top of the Church overlooking East Chinnock.
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History of St. Marys Church
History of St. Marys Church