St Mary's Moulsoe
A small church community with a big heart. A warm welcome awaits you at our little village church in Moulsoe. This ancient church stands proud at the centre of the village – and has done so for the last eight hundred years or more. While formally dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the church is generally known as St Mary’s. Worship Services are currently held here once a month at 9.30am on the third Sunday of the month, and are always followed by tea, coffee and biscuits – or more - and a chance to catch up with village life. Moulsoe is essentially still a farming community, so our pattern of worship is structured very much around the agricultural year, with Plough Sunday, Rogation and Harvest key elements of this that are celebrated here with real meaning. The church is also a very special place on Mothering Sunday, or at Easter and Christmas. The services are complemented by events such as our Lent Supper, Summer Lunch and Harvest Supper – mostly held at Moulsoe’s impressive Millennium Hall. An important ingredient of the Summer Lunch, for instance, is the ever-popular trailer ride round the fields – a chance to learn about the ups and downs of farming life and to enjoy the changing views of the village with the church at its centre. Life Events
The church’s modest size also makes it a more intimate environment for a baptism, marriage vow renewal service, blessing service or funeral. Its prayer-soaked walls can inspire or provide comfort, reminding us of the many thousands of people who have been here at times of joy and sorrow over the years. Please contact the Parish Administrator in the first instance with any queries about marking your life event in Moulsoe. Please send general enquiries to the churchwarden. Find out more about Moulsoe in general at www.moulsoeparish.org
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