Welcome to
Durrington Community Church
Mission Statement
Our mission in Durrington is to lead people to Christ and to help everyone grow in faith through a loving church committed to using everybody’s God given gifts.
Our four emphases are
The Bible
Prayer
The Holy Spirit
The Community
Announcement from
the Leadership Team
We have been praying consistently as to whether acquiring the former Durrington Free Church building was the Lord’s will for us. The leadership has now been informed that we have been gifted this building. Praise God!
Our overseer Brian Meardon has said:
Praise our Lord for His hand upon all that is taking place.
Jesus said that He only did that which He saw His Father doing.
We pray that the Lord will show you how this sign will develop and flourish.
We must emphasise that there is a long way to go but we need to praise God for this answer to prayer.
We have made no moves yet but we want to begin to ask for an input from you for your initial thoughts about how best to use this facility.
We need to read the relevant paper work first but it would be useful to know what others are thinking. We need prayerful thoughts.
We hope to meet as a leadership soon and discuss the whole development, but clearly it is something that everybody can contribute thoughts to. So please pray and do give us your thoughts.
We have an Open the Book team that goes into the local infant and junior schools on a monthly basis.
Street Pastors are operating in the Amesbury area now and need volunteers and prayer support.
Please contact GWEN LESLIE ON 0778 5548 576 TO EXPRESS INTEREST.
GDPR
As a church we are compliant to the new General Data Protection Regulations
We have a PDF of our privacy policy, if you wish to view it, on our contact page.
Get involved!
Find out how by contacting us at:
Durrington Community Church
Village Hall
High Street, Durrington
Salisbury
SP4 8BD
E-mail:
durringtoncommunity
church@outlook.com
Or use our online contact form.
NEWS
Sunday Services
This coming Sunday
(8th December) we have the first of our special services leading up to Christmas.
This week we are looking at the story of Mary, Jesus' mother with Lynda,
plus a special sketch written and performed by Andy with members of the church.
Tea & Toast
Tea and toast is for parents and carers continues on Thursday mornings - all are welcome.
We usually meet at 8.45am at the Old School Hall in College Road.
Cheerful Cuppa
The Cheerful Cuppa, a cafe at the Village Hall run by Christians in the village is on every Wednesday from 10am.
There is a variety of cakes and refreshments on offer and it is an excellent opportunity to meet friends, old and new
The Trussell Trust
The Trussell Trust foodbank needs the following items:
Fruit juice (long life)
Tinned rice pudding
Dried milk
Instant mash
Chocolate
Soup
Tinned green vegetables
Tinned tomatoes.
If you would like to donate an item or two, there is a collection point in Amesbury Tesco.
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