Welcome to to our website
This is the website of the church of St Laurence's Church in Ansley. CV10 0QR
We exist to
worship and love God
share the Good News of Jesus in word and deed
meet the needs of others with the help of the Holy Spirit
We are
part of the combined benefice of Arley and Ansley
situated in the Deanery of Nuneaton, the Diocese of Coventry and the County of Warwickshire
We have
services every Sunday
at St Laurence's, Church End
at 10.30 and 6.30
at St. John's, Ansley Common at 10.30 a.m,. .
We are responsible for
four buildings St. Laurence's Church, St. John's Hall Ansley Common, Ansley Village Church Hall and St. Laurence's Church Annexe.
The church is open for private prayer, contemplation or just to have a look on Sunday afternoons May to September.
We run
a wide range of activities for all ages
Our Safeguarding Policy is in full compliance with that of the Church of England.
There's always a lot going on, so why not come along and join the fun!.
Question
What are the times of the Sunday Services?
Answer
Services are held every Sunday at St. Laurence's Church End at 10.30a.m. and 6.30 p.m. and at St. John's Hall Ansley Common every Sunday at 10.30 a.m. Take a look at our What's On? section for special services.
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Personal Profile
It is with great pleasure that I would
like to welcome you to St Laurence. Frances,
my wife, and I have received a very warm welcome ourselves, so you will not be
disappointed when you visit St Laurence.
I am also the vicar of the other churches in Ansley and Arley – St
John’s, St Michael’s and St Wilfrid’s.
Being in a rural and farming area in the
north part of Coventry Diocese is like coming home for us. A number of years ago I pastored a church in
rural Norfolk which was mainly surrounded by arable farms with some pigs and
chickens. The strong sense of community life
was something very special. This should
be particularly valued in these days when many folk live such individual,
separate and often lonely lives.
We
have just had hot off the press a visiting card which I hope reflects what our
church stands for: ‘You will not walk alone.
Together we are with you on life’s journey’. Over these next weeks, months and years, I
hope we can get to know you better and that you will find Frances and myself
not just ‘churchy’ people but friends as well, who enjoy life and plenty of
laughter!
