Posts from 2026

St John the Baptist Clowne Annual Meeting Results 2026

On Sunday 17th May we held our APCM (Annual Parochial Church Meeting). These are the results of the elections: Church Wardens: Susan Lewis and Roger Street New PCC Members: Jacqueline Davis and Stuart Anderson Other PCC members continuing to serve: Adam Benton, Michael Lewis, Malcolm Mason, Hilary Wignell, Julie Baugh New Deanery Synod Reps: Stuart Anderson and Julie Baugh Many thanks to those who have offered to serve and are continuing to serve on our PCC (Parochial Church Council). You…

St James Barlborough Annual Meeting results 2026

Last week we held our APCM (Annual Parochial Church Meeting). These are the results of the elections: Church Wardens: John Wilkins and Ian Morton New PCC Members: Amanda Kelly and Steve Burnand Other PCC members continuing to serve: Pat Hall, Lois Nicholl (treasurer), Suzi Kenworthy, Hazel Fletcher, Sylvia Bradbury, Mark Wainman (Parish Safeguarding Officer), Octavia Lawrence (PCC Secretary – email) New Deanery Synod Reps: John Wilkins and Dee Dell Many thanks to those who have offered to serve and are…

A new play: “I think he died of a Tuesday”, Saturday 2nd May, 7pm, Clowne, book your tickets now!

We are delighted to be hosting a production of ‘I think he died of a Tuesday’ at Clowne Parish Church on Saturday 2nd May at 7pm (postcode S43 4EP). Tickets £12 or £10 concessions – includes a drink on arrival (wine or juice). Contact Rev Bryony on 07960 735352 to book your tickets. “A tale of a father, a son, a death…and an orange thong!” Following the death of Michael, his son (Mark) and grandson (Sam) navigate life without him.…

Holy Week and Easter in Barlborough and Clowne

The most moving, powerful week of the church calendar is upon us!We begin Holy Week with our Palm Sunday services at 9.15am at Barlborough and 11am at Clowne at which we will hear the whole story of the Passion read to us. We will be joined at Clowne by Coco the donkey outside who will give rides to children after the service. On Maundy Thursday we commemorate the Last Supper and are reminded of how Jesus washed his disciples’ feet…

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