Foxcote church gets set for Christmas with candlelit event

By Susie Watkins

6th Dec 2021 | Local News

People living in and around the village of Foxcote are being invited to an evening of Carols by Candlelight at St James' Church.

The annual event will feature a traditional presentation of Nine Lessons, which will explore the Christmas message, as told in the Bible.

The service will be held completely under candlelight.

Local Vicar, the Revd Matthew Street said:

"Carols by Candlelight includes readings from the Bible in an effort to explore the reason why we celebrate Christmas every year.

This traditional occasion is ideal for the family in the run up to the festive season."

Carols by Candlelight is at St James' Church, Foxcote, on Sunday 12th December, starting at 4.30pm.

This year marks the 300th anniversary since the church was re-built in 1721. For full details about the church's history visit: www.stjsgroup.church/foxcote-shoscombe/history

In light of the Omicron Variant, the church has introduced a booking system for this event. To attend, reserve your free space at www.stjsgroup.church/christmas

St James' Church is part of the 'St J's Group' Anglican benefice, which covers the parish churches of St John's Peasedown, St Julian's Wellow, St James' Foxcote and St Julian's Shoscombe and is named after our three patron saints.

For more details visit the St J's Group website, www.stjsgroup.church, which includes details of future events, the church's work in the community, activities going on during the week and live recordings of Sunday sermons.

     

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