Updated 12 Oct 26

The latest news can be read in Team News which can be found at: TEAM NEWS.

Please see our Services page for the latest details of public worship services within the Team.

Midweek Bible Study on Zoom (Wednesdays at 11.30 a.m.): next session 7th October
will be a follow-up session on today’s teaching on 1 Thessalonians. For an invitation please contact Revd Andrew if you wish to attend at rector@greatercorshamchurches.org.uk

Young Church FIG [Faith in God] for children age 4 upwards  meets at 9.45 a.m. in Church House (No 3 Church Street) on the 1st Sunday of each month. More information from Cathy Reynolds (reycath75@gmail.com or 07765 038183).

Alpha Course at St Bartholomew’s: continues every Monday continues at  St  Bartholomew’s 7.30pm to 9.00pm – and its not too late to join in. Alpha is a series of engaging sessions exploring the Christian faith.  Alpha is a series of informal and engaging sessions that explore the basics of the Christian faith in a welcoming, open and friendly environment. Whether you are new to Christianity, exploring faith for the first time, returning to church, or simply curious, you are warmly invited to come along. Each evening includes three elements: food, a talk and conversation. The course is open to people from all churches, as well as those who do not currently attend any church. To register or find out more, please email alphastbarts@proton.me, visit https://alpha.org.uk/try and search for the St. Bart’s course, or speak to Dom or Pippa.
Please keep the course in your prayers.

St Bart’ s Thursday Café: St Bart’s Thursday Café 10 a.m. to 12 noon every Thursday, for coffee or tea, cake and conversation. All welcome. Proceeds for church funds.

Corsham Connections is a Charity whose aim is to connect socially isolated individuals with community groups in Corsham to help them overcome their isolation and so improve their wellbeing.  See more info on this page: Corsham Connections

The Poppy Cascade Project was the idea of the Pickwick WI , with the original total of of poppies needed set at 10,000.  In the end over 32,000 poppies were made by members of the Corsham and wider community (Including friends from overseas) to produce the stunning cascade and additional adornments around the town. The Pom-pom style poppies (planted in the ground either side of the church path, were created by school children of the town following visits by the WI members to the schools.

On Tuesday 28 October 2025 Queen Camilla visited St Bartholomew’s church and attached the final poppy to the cascade. See more details and pictures here: 0 Queens Visit pdf

Decorated window in Church

The Poppy Cascade was installed on Saturday 25 Oct 25. and remained in place until 20th Nov 25, attracting many visitors, both local and further afield.  The cascade will be stored for a future occasion.

Double click on the pictures to enlarge them.