Every Sunday at 11 am we have a Family Church Service.

We are continuing with a hybrid Church/Zoom Service, with worship led from the church.

Hymns are played and sung in church and those participating at home via Zoom can sing along.

We distribute an Order of Service via e-mail and include the Zoom log-in details which change for each service. If you would like to receive the weekly invitation e-mail, please let us know with an e-mail to pottersbarurc@googlemail.com

On the first & third Sunday of the month Holy Communion is celebrated at this service.

An edited video of our weekly Service can be viewed on our Services Page.

August 2026 – On behalf of the Elders

Dear friends

I hope everyone is well and coping with this hot weather.     I don’t like it so hot and have no energy as I’m sure most of you feel the same.   We must be thankful that we are not in an area prone to wildfires.   Looking around the world at all the disasters, fires and earthquakes, we must thank God that we live in a more peaceful country.

I had a lovely 90^th Birthday in March.   My family hired a large house on the Norfolk coast.     There were 15 of us, from my three-year-old great grandchild to me at 90, plus a dog!   We had a lovely time, and it proved family ties are strong even if you rarely see each other.    I am blessed with a loving family.

I enjoyed our cream tea to celebrate the Church’s 92^nd Birthday and I am looking forward to the dinner on 5^th August at Le Petit Mignon Restaurant.    I think our Events Committee do a really great job with our social events, but it is the ladies and gents behind the scenes who prepare the food and drinks who need a big ‘thank you’.

As our congregation gets older, we have had a few illnesses and several falls, but this time luckily most have recovered.

As you will have read elsewhere in this Magazine, sadly we have lost Margaret Hill this month.   She was a very long standing member of our church and a lovely lady.

Please take care of yourselves.     God bless.

                                                                                                                                                                Marian Poulton

                                                                                                                                                     On behalf of the Elders