Pill Corps

Our Sunday worship is relaxed and informal and open to all. We are currently meeting via Zoom and live streaming onto our Facebook page. Email james.addis@salvationarrmy.org.uk for login details 

10:30am All-Together Worship

Our Sunday morning service is for all people and all ages. We use a mix of traditional and more modern music and singing, lively Bible teaching, and space for prayer and reflection. Our morning service is followed by refreshments and a chance to chat and get to know one another.

Messy Church 11am - 1pm

The last Sunday of each month our worship takes the form of Messy Church. Messy Church is an interactive activity and craft based way of exploring the Christian faith and bible stories for all ages. Each messy church includes a shared hot cooked meal together 

A variety of activities and programmes for the community

Monday

7.30pm Fellowship band and choir rehearsals

Come and have a listen, or enquire about joining. Phone or pop into The Salvation Army for more information and dates of rehearsals (usually monthly).

Tuesday

10am - 11.30am Rhyme & Sign

Run by the Children's Centre, Rhyme and Sign is a creative singing and music session for babies, toddlers and their carers. It is followed by a time to play and chat with a healthy snack for the children.

Wednesday

9am - 11am Parent and Toddler Group

A spacious and lively group for babies, toddlers and their carers to play and chat and make new friends. A range of toys for all ages, refreshments for the grown-ups and a snack for babies and toddlers, plus a craft, and songs and rhymes to finish.

6.30pm Slimming World 

For more information contact Elaine on 07895608135

Thursday

12noon Prayers for the community and the world

Prayer gathering on zoom, please contact us for log in details. 

7pm Alcoholics Anonymous  

For more information Contact Michael 07401716594 

Saturday ​​

10am - 12pm Coffee Morning (Third Saturday of each month)

Delicious home made cakes, tea, coffee and hot chocolate, plus a toddler area with colouring and toys. Our proceeds each week go to the work of The Salvation Army in Pill.

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Dedications

A dedication is The Salvation Army's way to christen/baptise children. A dedication of a young child is a promise made by parents and guardians to bring their child up in a Christian home, setting a good example at all times, providing love and support, and nurture not just the child's everyday physical life, but especially their spiritual growth. Preparations and details are discussed and organised with Salvation Army Officers (ministers) at the Corps (church) of your choice.

Weddings

Salvation Army weddings are as any other Christian wedding, big and white or otherwise! A wedding ceremony can include traditional bits such as the white bridal dress, bridesmaids, etc, and special touches around the building such as flowers, ribbons etc. Salvation Army weddings can be led by the Officer based at the Corps, or a guest Salvation Army Officer if appropriate. Preparations and details are discussed and organised with the Salvation Army Officer. We also encourage and provide marriage preparation classes in the months leading up to the wedding.

We run a variety of programmes to support families, children and young people, including toddler groups, kids clubs, a summer holiday club, all-age Sunday worship and special family events throughout the year.

Monthly Messy Church

Messy Church an all-age church where everyone is valued equally

It provides an informal environment for all-ages to explore and experience faith and worship through messy crafts and creative activities, food and celebration

It recognises we are all imperfect and lead messy lives for many reasons

It invites us to come together, make things together, eat together and celebrate God together

All children must be accompanied by an adult