St John's Parish Church Wellington

27/08/2026

We will be organising a coffee morning on Saturday September 12 between 10 am till noon at St John’s Church. All proceeds go towards the St John’s church fund which has been set up to renovate the building which is in need of repairs. There will be stalls selling wood turning bowls, leather handbags, knitted items as well as greeting cards plus delicious cakes, tea and coffee. Look forward to your support. Everyone is welcome. 😊

17/08/2026

St John’s celebrates those from the congregation born in August 🎉🎈😊

17/08/2026

A big birthday wish to our brothers and sisters who were born in the month of August. 🎉🎊🎂🎁🙏🙏🙏

31/07/2026

You’ll certainly hear Andrew!

Wellington Local History & Museum Society, in conjunction with our Town Crier Andrew Norris, are organising history tours in Wellington!

The first tour is scheduled for Sunday 30th August at 2:30pm starting at Wellington Museum. Each tour will last between 1 and 2 hours and will feature a many points of interest. Please note that tours are limited to a maximum of 15 people.

Cost is £5 per tour, bookable in person at Wellington Museum (Open Monday - Friday 10am - 4pm, Saturdays 10am - 1pm)

Come along and learn about the history and happenings of Wellington. A Splendid time is guaranteed for all!

28/06/2026

It certainly was a beautiful today!
Join us for another beautiful occasion today! Choral Evensong at 5pm sung by the excellent Ad Hoc Singers. See you there.?

28/06/2026

Glad to have you with us. Come back soon!

28/06/2026

The new St John’s Singers helping to celebrate our Patronal Festival.
Thank you Andrew Maddocks for guiding us through and to Ed Jenkins for driving the organ.

Are you coming to Choral Evensong this afternoon? 5pm. Sung by
Ad Hoc Voices.

Diocese of Bath & Wells
Choral Evensong Trust

27/06/2026

See you at noon today at St John’s Church. Everyone is welcome and looking forward to all the festivities.

20/06/2026

St John’s Church presents an events packed Patronal Festival over the weekend of June 27 and 28. Bell ringers will announce the start of the festival at noon, followed by Clipping the Tower which will involve several hundred people from the church and Wellington community to form a chain all the way round the church. This is an ancient custom organised by the Wellington Folk & Custom Society. To end the Saturday, there will be some incredible Morris Dancing from Bootstrap Border Morris!! Tea, coffee, cakes and refreshments will be available. On the Sunday, there will be a special 9.30 am Communion service and later in the afternoon at 5.30 pm, the Patronal Festival will end with Ad Hoc Voices performing Festival Evensong. Entry to all events are free and everyone is welcome.