St Sampsons

Would you like to be part of a prayer network?
We don’t meet together as a group, but those who would like to be part of the network are asked to hold others in prayer in response to their requests. It can be a powerful way of praying. If you’d like to be involved please tell Shirley Danby.

Welcome to St Sampson's

We aim to be a warm and welcoming Christian community. We have a variety of worship services and our church members are aged 0 to 90 with almost everything in between! Find out more about our community, services, events and activities on this website … and better still come along and see for yourself. You will be most welcome. We are an Anglican Church within the Diocese of Bristol.

All on a Winter’s Night

We look forward to welcoming Johnny Coppin, Paul Burgess and Mick Dolan for a feast of songs, carols, stories and folklore when Red Sky Records presents: ‘All on a Winter’s Night’ at St. Sampson’s on Friday 11th December 7.30pm at St Sampson’s . Tickets available from Cricklade Town Council (01793 751394), Barbara Smith (01793 750666) or at the Tree Festival. Adults £10 (seniors/students £8), children £5. For more info about Johnny Coppin and what a wonderful pre-Christmas treat this will be, visit www.johnnycoppin.co.uk. Proceeds in aid of Tower Fund.

Special Services

This year the Carol service will be on Sunday 20 December at 6.30pm. On Christmas Eve we have two crib services at 3pm and 4.30pm and Midnight Mass at 11.30pm. On Christmas Day there will be BCP Communion at 8am and Family Communion at 10am.

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St Sampson, a Welshman who lived in the sixth century, founded the Abbey-Bishoprick of DOL and was regarded as chief of the seven Saints of Brittany. In the tenth century Athelstan brought an army and many bones of St Sampson to England, and it is almost certain that such a relic remained in the high altar until the Reformation.

Would you like to be part of a prayer network? We don’t meet together as a group, but those who would like to be part of the network are asked to hold others in prayer in response to their requests. It can be a powerful way of praying. If you’d like to be involved please tell Shirley Danby.

Would you like to be part of a prayer network?
We don’t meet together as a group, but those who would like to be part of the network are asked to hold others in prayer in response to their requests. It can be a powerful way of praying. If you’d like to be involved please tell Shirley Danby.