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All Saints – Stanton St. Bernard
Bouverie Hall
Easton Royal Village Hall
Holy Cross – Wilcot
Holy Trinity – Easton Royal
Holy Trinity – Oare
St. Andrew – Wootton Rivers
St. James – North Newnton
St. John the Baptist - Pewsey
St. Mary - Woodborough (with Alton Barnes & Beechingstoke)
St. Mary – Alton Barnes
St. Mary Magdalene – Woodborough
St. Mary the Virgin - Upavon (with Rushall)
St. Mary the Virgin – Upavon
St. Matthew – Rushall
St. Nicholas – Huish
St. Peter - Charlton St. Peter
St. Peter - Manningford Bruce (with N. Newnton)
St. Peter – Manningford Bruce
St. Peter – Milton Lilbourne
St. Stephen – Beechingstoke
Wilcot War Memorial

Who we are

So who are we? We’re a right mixed bag. The only thing you can guarantee we’ve got in common is our shared faith. That’s what makes a church community so special. Everyone is welcome, everyone belongs, everyone is loved. 

Muddy Church after walk in the churchyard

We are community

We come together to learn more about faith, to celebrate it, and to share the good times and the bad. 

We try not to be inward-looking, but instead to find ways to share God’s love for all in our wider communities, and to live out our faith in our daily lives, not just on Sundays.

Clergy

The Vale of Pewsey Churches are led by a team of clergy
(click here for contact details):

  • Rhona FLoate

    Rev. Canon Rhona Floate heads the team as Team Rector. Rhona is a keen singer and is based at the Pewsey Rectory.

  • Rev. Hazel Davis is Team Vicar (Half Time) for Community Outreach and Mission in the Vale of Pewsey.

  • Rev. Matthew Haynes is Assistant Curate and lives in Ramsbury.

  • Canon Gerald Osborne

    Canon Gerald Osbourne supports the team as Rural Dean, and is a retired organic farmer.

Licensed Lay Ministers

Mrs Anne Mantle & Mrs Libby Turner (licensed by the Diocese)

Licensed Lay Ministers serve in a voluntary capacity, working with the clergy and may take Communion by Extension Services.  You may meet them leading a service, in a pastoral context or when they take funerals.

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