Church Partnerships
St Saviour's Church is involved in several local church partnerships:
- Parish Partnership - with St Peter's (Frampton Cotterell), All Saints (Winterbourne Down) and St Michael's (Winterbourne)
- Local Ecumenical Partnership "Churches Together" - with St Peter's (Frampton Cotterell) and Zion United (also Frampton Cotterell).
- Deanery Partnership
- Fromeside Council of Churches
Fromeside Partnership of Churches
The partnership consists of the churches of :
- All Saints, Winterbourne Down (No Website)
- St Michael's, Winterbourne
- St Peter's Church, Frampton Cotterell
- St Saviour's Church, Coalpit Heath
We often have joint services at one of our churches or sometimes on Crossbow Fields. We hope that you will be able to join us.
Our partnership office is based at:
St Michael's Rooms, 95 High Street, Winterbourne , Bristol BS36 1RD
For full contact details use our contact form.
| Associate Vicars : | Rev Colin Lunt, The Vicarage, Beesmoor Rd, Coalpit Heath BS36 2RP Phone: 01454 775129 |
| Rev Martin Clacker, Orchard House, 70 High Street, Winterbourne, BS36 1JQ Phone: 01454 856528 or 0787 955 1220 | |
| Associate Priest (Non-Stipendiary): | Rev Malcolm Strange Tel: 01454 775529 |
| Lay Ministers: | Mike Swain (licensed to the Partnership) Howard Smith (licensed to the Partnership) Jackie Sherlock (licensed to St Michael's) Frank Smith (licensed to St Michael's) |
| Office Manager: | Debbie Woolley (Monday-Wednesday 9.30am - 12.30pm) St Michael's Rooms, Lower Office - contact details above |
If you would like to help in the running of the partnership, then please contact us.
The Local Ecumenical Partnership
The Anglican churches of St. Saviour's, Coalpit Heath and St. Peter's, Frampton Cotterell have joined with Zion United Church in a local ecumenical partnership. The Covenant was renewed in 1999 and United Services are held on three Sundays each year in the evening, one at each church. We share annual morning services and the incumbents sometimes take services in the other churches of the partnership. Cooperation is developing through Lent and other worship groups.
People from all three churches run the Summer Holiday Club. Children in years 1 to 6 at primary schools are welcome to come along and join in the activities.
On average 60 - 70 children aged 5 to 9 years come along to Holiday Club. In the 10 to 14 yrs age group around 40 to 50 children take part. We are well supported by the clergy and members of all three churches and all involved enjoy their time with us.
The three churches have come together to provide a group for children of 11 to 14 years of age from all three churches which is called "Rock Solid". Meetings are held on Friday evenings at Zion United Church.
