St Briavels Congregational Church

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Forest Foodbank

St Briavels Congregational Church is now a collection site for the Forest Foodbank. The Foodbank relies on food donations to feed local people in crisis.

Why are we doing this? As Christians we are called to imitate Jesus who was generous, who was concerned about people and who fed the hungry.

Next time you’re doing your shopping, why not buy a few items from the list below? These can then be dropped off when the chapel is open (Sunday services and Tuesday morning, 10am, are good times to catch us) or left in the plastic crate at the side of the building.

If you want to make alternative arrangements then do get in touch.

Urgently needed food items

  • Sponge puddings
  • Tinned soup
  • UHT milk
  • Juice (Long life)
  • Tinned Tomatoes
  • Tinned meat
  • Tinned fish
  • Instant mashed potato
  • Tea
  • Dried pasta meals
  • Soup
  • Pasta sauces
  • Jam
  • Chocolate treats
  • Instant noodles
  • Crisps
  • Toiletries
  • Biscuits
  • Tinned vegetables
  • Tinned custard
  • Tinned rice pudding
  • Instant pasta meals
  • Sugar
  • Pet Food

Welcome

We understand that visiting anywhere new can be a bit daunting and hope to answer some common questions. When do you meet? Our main service is 10:30am … [read more...]

Recent Sermons

  • Introduction to Philippians.
    Matt Rees, May 18, 2025
  • The church is a building
    Matt Rees, June 12, 2022
  • Teach us to pray
    Matt Rees, January 12, 2020
  • #16 Who do you say that I am?
    Matt Rees, November 17, 2019
  • #15 Who can do this?
    Matt Rees, November 10, 2019

Address

St Briavels Congregational Church
High Street
St Briavels
Gl15 6TQ

Phone: 01594 530098

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