Calendar: June 2025
Services, Community Events, Activities

An informal mix of modern worship songs, bible teaching with some liturgy with space for prayer ministry.

Join us for a Prayer Lunch as we "Light Up The World in Prayer" as part of the Thy Kingdom Come initiative.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A place for young people aged 12-25 to talk things through.

Take your first step to wellbeing by coming along.

Join us for a time of prayer.  Held in the main church, lasting around 30 minutes.

Come and join us from 12 noon in the Honeycomb Cafe for a light lunch, followed by Hot drinks and cake (suggested donation of £4).

Stay and Play our new toddler group at St Barnabas. Every Tuesday during term time, 9am - 10.15am Stay and Play will start with breakfast in the Honeycomb cafe followed by a time for the children to play and a short story. £1 per child.

Run by Vision 4 Youth.

Open to all aged 11-18.

Activities such as pool, table football, a chill out space and snacks,

Held in the Upper Room at St Barnabas.

Community cafe - Come inside for a warm welcome and a hot drinks / refreshments.  Available to anybody, it's particularly useful if you are are here and waiting for the community larder!

The Fare Share Darby Green Community Larder is helping to reduce food waste, and also help support people  in times of hardship, but it can be used by anyone in the community. Registering and paying £5 gets you at least £20 worth of food. For more information just visit St. Barnabas on a Thursday and talk to the organisers by their van in the car park 1-2.30pm.

Join us for a Prayer Lunch as we "Light Up The World in Prayer" as part of the Thy Kingdom Come initiative.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A time of quiet and space where we seek to allow the Holy Spirit to meet with us and ask him to guide and shape our community.

All are welcome to join us.

The services use the Ffald-y-Brenin, Iona, or Common Worship form of Morning Prayer. This is also livestreamed on the St Mary's Facebook page and the St Barnabas Facebook page.

If you miss it, you can catch up later on our YouTube Channel.

As part of our involvement in “Thy Kingdom Come” join us for an interactive prayer breakfast for all ages. Food will be served from 9.30 am onwards and there will prayer stations to help us all to listen to God, wait bon the Spirit and pray for our churches and community.

An informal mix of modern worship songs, bible teaching with some liturgy and space for prayer ministry.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A place for young people aged 12-25 to talk things through.

Take your first step to wellbeing by coming along.

Join us for a time of prayer.  Held in the main church, lasting around 30 minutes.

Come and join us from 12 noon in the Honeycomb Cafe for a light lunch, followed by Hot drinks and cake (suggested donation of £4).

Stay and Play our new toddler group at St Barnabas. Every Tuesday during term time, 9am - 10.15am Stay and Play will start with breakfast in the Honeycomb cafe followed by a time for the children to play and a short story. £1 per child.

Run by Vision 4 Youth.

Open to all aged 11-18.

Activities such as pool, table football, a chill out space and snacks,

Held in the Upper Room at St Barnabas.

Community cafe - Come inside for a warm welcome and a hot drinks / refreshments.  Available to anybody, it's particularly useful if you are are here and waiting for the community larder!

The Fare Share Darby Green Community Larder is helping to reduce food waste, and also help support people  in times of hardship, but it can be used by anyone in the community. Registering and paying £5 gets you at least £20 worth of food. For more information just visit St. Barnabas on a Thursday and talk to the organisers by their van in the car park 1-2.30pm.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A time of quiet and space where we seek to allow the Holy Spirit to meet with us and ask him to guide and shape our community.

All are welcome to join us.

The services use the Ffald-y-Brenin, Iona, or Common Worship form of Morning Prayer. This is also livestreamed on the St Mary's Facebook page and the St Barnabas Facebook page.

If you miss it, you can catch up later on our YouTube Channel.

An informal mix of modern worship songs, bible teaching with some liturgy, space for prayer ministry and also opportunities to share in the stories of one another’s lives.

Our monthly evening service with a worship band where we take some extra time to worship and pray. The service lasts for about an hour, with refreshments served afterwards.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A place for young people aged 12-25 to talk things through.

Take your first step to wellbeing by coming along.

Join us for a time of prayer.  Held in the main church, lasting around 30 minutes.

A short, said communion service.

Come and join us from 12 noon in the Honeycomb Cafe for a light lunch, followed by Hot drinks and cake (suggested donation of £4).

Stay and Play our new toddler group at St Barnabas. Every Tuesday during term time, 9am - 10.15am Stay and Play will start with breakfast in the Honeycomb cafe followed by a time for the children to play and a short story. £1 per child.

Run by Vision 4 Youth.

Open to all aged 11-18.

Activities such as pool, table football, a chill out space and snacks,

Held in the Upper Room at St Barnabas.

Community cafe - Come inside for a warm welcome and a hot drinks / refreshments.  Available to anybody, it's particularly useful if you are are here and waiting for the community larder!

The Fare Share Darby Green Community Larder is helping to reduce food waste, and also help support people  in times of hardship, but it can be used by anyone in the community. Registering and paying £5 gets you at least £20 worth of food. For more information just visit St. Barnabas on a Thursday and talk to the organisers by their van in the car park 1-2.30pm.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A time of quiet and space where we seek to allow the Holy Spirit to meet with us and ask him to guide and shape our community.

All are welcome to join us.

An opportunity to spend time together and enjoy a fish and chip supper. All welcome so please invite friends.

£7.50 per person, cash on the night.

The services use the Ffald-y-Brenin, Iona, or Common Worship form of Morning Prayer. This is also livestreamed on the St Mary's Facebook page and the St Barnabas Facebook page.

If you miss it, you can catch up later on our YouTube Channel.

Our first benefice Men’s Curry Night (or at least the first one for quite a while) is being held at St Barnabas on 20th June.

approx £13 per person.

We will be booking takeaways and so there is a varied menu.

To help with planning, please Pre-Book.

Join us for a fun-filled day.

As part of the Festival, there's a children's colouring competition. 

To enter all you need to do is:

• choose the Colouring Sheet appropriate for the age of your child. Age categories are:
  • 5 years and under
  • 6-9 years
  • 10-12 years
• print it out A4 size and ask your child to get colouring
• alternatively collect a sheet from St. Mary’s Church, Eversley
• please ensure your name and email address and your child’s name and age are detailed on the reverse of the entry
• entries must be received at St. Mary’s Church, Eversley by 12 noon on Sunday 15th June, 2025
• entry is FREE

All entries will be displayed at the Steam & Vintage Festival and judging will take place during the event. 

Adults and children meet together in the church to worship God and learn more about him. Typically this will be a more informal service and may involve fun activities such as a dramatised reading, a game or quiz. Some weeks you'll get a free breakfast too!

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A place for young people aged 12-25 to talk things through.

Take your first step to wellbeing by coming along.

Join us for a time of prayer.  Held in the main church, lasting around 30 minutes.

Come and join us from 12 noon in the Honeycomb Cafe for a light lunch, followed by Hot drinks and cake (suggested donation of £4).

Stay and Play our new toddler group at St Barnabas. Every Tuesday during term time, 9am - 10.15am Stay and Play will start with breakfast in the Honeycomb cafe followed by a time for the children to play and a short story. £1 per child.

Run by Vision 4 Youth.

Open to all aged 11-18.

Activities such as pool, table football, a chill out space and snacks,

Held in the Upper Room at St Barnabas.

Community cafe - Come inside for a warm welcome and a hot drinks / refreshments.  Available to anybody, it's particularly useful if you are are here and waiting for the community larder!

The Fare Share Darby Green Community Larder is helping to reduce food waste, and also help support people  in times of hardship, but it can be used by anyone in the community. Registering and paying £5 gets you at least £20 worth of food. For more information just visit St. Barnabas on a Thursday and talk to the organisers by their van in the car park 1-2.30pm.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A time of quiet and space where we seek to allow the Holy Spirit to meet with us and ask him to guide and shape our community.

All are welcome to join us.

The services use the Ffald-y-Brenin, Iona, or Common Worship form of Morning Prayer. This is also livestreamed on the St Mary's Facebook page and the St Barnabas Facebook page.

If you miss it, you can catch up later on our YouTube Channel.

An informal mix of modern worship songs, bible teaching with some liturgy and space for prayer ministry.

The foodbank is open to fulfil food parcel requests and receive donations.

If you're in a crisis and need food help, please contact an accredited agency such as Citizens Advice, school office, case worker, etc. for a referral, or call our contact help line number below.

If you'd like to volunteer, please use the contact details or the link below.

A place for young people aged 12-25 to talk things through.

Take your first step to wellbeing by coming along.