Come and join in the fun on Saturday May 6th – and call in to say “Hello” at the Churches Together in Crowthorne and Hope Zone / Baptist Church stalls on the Morgan Rec. Watch the coronation on a large screen, enjoy the food, drinks, crafts, rides, entertainers, bands and …ENJOY our Community! Churches Together in Crowthorne is not JUST for Christmas lights on the High Street!
Join the Crowthorne Churches on Good Friday 7th April 2023
Crowthorne Good Neighbours is a voluntary organisation which was originally set up by Churches Together in Crowthorne 50 years ago.
We are a much valued and appreciated organisation that provides transport assistance to RG45 residents who would otherwise have difficulty getting to and from, mainly medical, appointments. We are a happy bunch and rely fully on our wonderful volunteers and are run entirely on donations.
After 12 years our current Secretary is retiring and we therefore find ourselves with a vacancy. If you think you might be interested in joining us and would like further information please call on 01344 761001. The phone is manned 10-12 Mon to Fri, but is often busy, however, you can leave a message on the answer phone during and outside those times and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you
Sue McIntosh, Coordinator
All are welcome to join a Service to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Sunday 22nd January 2023, 6pm at St John the Baptist Church, Crowthorne.
“….AND….it’s a WRAP!” …’another year over and a new one just begun’ …and the CHURCHES TOGETHER in CROWTHORNE High Street Christmas lights are taken down to have a rest for a few months.
Thank you for all your support at Late Night Shopping, “Carols in the Square” and “Hunt the Angel”…stay tuned for further CTC events throughout the Year. Meanwhile …. we wish you all a Happy, Healthy and Blessed New Year. From the Churches in Crowthorne.
Well what a night that was! A big thankyou to everyone who made last night’s Crowthorne Late Night Shopping Evening such a fantastic success! See you all next year
Thanks to Bracknell Forest council for this speeded up video of the Churches together Christmas Lights going up! They’ll be shining out on the High Street till after Christmas.
Join Churches Together with some festive singing with Breakaway Brass outside the Baptist Church / Library High Street at 5pm tonight.
Join in with favourite carols and take part in the Christmas story. Scan the QRCode to access the Carols or download here
Churches together in Crowthorne are pleased to play a leading role in the Crowthorne Late Night Christmas event – we’ve organised the Christmas Lights on the High St and you’ll see our volunteers helping with the traffic closure to keep everyone safe.
Visit Crowthorne Methodist church (Duke’s Ride, opposite the Prince) for a fabulous display of scenes from the Nativity, starring Christmas Angels (at least 200!). Open from 5pm Friday December 2nd, as part of Crowthorne’s Late Night Shopping Event.
Remember how good Crowthorne Late Night Shopping was in 2021? Check this updated video full of drone footage and photography of our beautiful community (including pics from Late Night Shopping 2021), the Churches in Crowthorne once again offer a Blessing for Christmas – THE CROWTHORNE CHRISTMAS BLESSING December 2022
Once again the Churches in Crowthorne are bringing the Christmas Lights to Crowthorne to light up the High Street in time for the festive Late Night Shopping event.
Come and join us outside the library at 5pm when we kick off the evening with a Christmas Celebration including Carols from BreakAway Brass.
Make sure you visit the Baptist Church (next to the Library) for a wide range of stalls and activities and the Methodist church (opposite the Prince) will be hosting a display of angels.
If you miss the carols on Friday, we’ll be back on Saturday (December 17th) we’ll be again singing carols in the square, this time at 10am and with some very special guests.
Details of ALL Church services in Crowthorne and Finchampstead are now on the website
PS You’ll find the words to the Carols here.
