The building

Ludergshall lies on the edge of the Bernwode Forest and it remains, as it has done for centuries, a typical English village. It still has working farms, with sheep and cattle still occasionally driven across the green. Within this tranquil setting, a church has stood on the site of St Mary's since 1080 and most probably before. Over the centuries many changes have taken place allowing the buildings to develop into what you see and enjoy today.


The nave looking west towards the door


The doors to the Wesley Room

Forthcoming events

AUCTION OF PROMISES
SATURDAY 26TH MAY
VILLAGE HALL 7.30 PM

TWO COURSE DINNER £10

BID FOR PROMISES LIKE:
Tour of University/Punting for two, Tour of Waddesdon House for two, Personal Fitness Session, Ironing, etc

Tickets: Paul Rosentall (237721), Jean Mole (238272), Wade Allison (237602)

Tuesday May 29th
Ludgershall Coffee Morning

Don't forget Coffee Mornings in the Village Hall. We are on the Summer Timings of the last Tuesday in each month from 10.30 until 12 noon. Everyone is most welcome — pop in for a coffee and you will be sure to find a familiar face and a warm greeting.

Saturday June 16th
Bernwode Singers

Mozart

Coronation Mass K317
Ave Verum Corpus
Laudate Dominum from Vespers K339

Purcell

King Arthur

Saturday 16th June
All Saints, Brill at 7.30pm

Bernwode Singers
The Lot 18 Orchestra

Directed by Julian McNamara

Tickets: £12
Available from Brill Stores or on the door

Tuesday June 26th
Ludgershall Coffee Morning

Tuesday July 31st
Ludgershall Coffee Morning

Churchwardens

Jean Mole

Wade Allison

Forthcoming services

Sunday May 20th

11 am: Encounter Service

Sunday May 27th

10 am: Holy Communion (CW)

Sunday June 3rd
Jubilee Sunday

6 pm: Evening Prayer

Sunday June 10th

9.30 am: Morning Prayer

Local activities

Coffee morning: by special request these have been extended to the second and the last Tuesday of the month in the Village Hall between 10.30am and noon. Contact Jean Mole for more details.

The east window

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All photographs © Copyright 2009 Peter Johnson unless otherwise attributed