Newton Flotman Church - Tas Valley Team Ministry

Contacts: The Rev'd Sally Gaze - Click here for info

To check specific services this month, see the benefice newsletter

Sunday Worship:

1st Sunday of the Month:

8.00am	Holy Communion (Traditional quiet service)
9.00am	"First Sunday" - Breakfast for all, followed by a short and lively worship event for all ages from 9.30am

2nd Sunday

11.00am

All Age Communion (including some separate children's activities)

3rd Sunday

11.00am

Holy Communion with Special Agents

4th Sunday

11.00am	Morning Worshp with Special Agents

	William Ball - Church Warden
	Jean Wilson - Church Warden

Welcome to St Mary's Church, Newton Flotman

Altar at Newton Flotman Church We are a village church with a congregation of all ages and an informal family feel.

Our worship is simple but includes both traditional and modern music and approaches.

On the first two Sundays of each month young people and old worship together, though with some separate activities.

One the third and fourth Sundays the adult worship has more space for quiet reflection and the children spend more time in "Special Agents" with crafts, bible stories, worship songs, prayer and games. We try to share God's love in practical ways too, especially through serving within our own village. Why not explore the information on this page and join us for some or all of our activities.

How to Find Us & Contact the Church

Special Agents and more. . .

Explore the range of activities avaialble at Newton Flotman Church, from 'Special Agents' to 'Coffee Stop' - something to suite all ages.

Newton Flotman Church: The Church Building and It's History

Newton simply means "new town" and the village was well established when it was recorded in the Domesday Book (1086)

The Church dates from the end of the 14th century onwards. Major additions were made over the next 150 years. The building campaign is thought ot have beguin around 1385 with a legacy of £50 from Thomas Bumpstead for the fabric of the church.