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1st September 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
Back at the beginning of the summer, in the first heatwave - can you even remember the first heatwave? - I was on holiday in the Yorkshire Dales. One of...
ST MARGARET'S CHURCH is now open daily from 9.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. (or dusk)
The church has been given some copies of "Stories of Stoodleigh" by Carol Shore with additional material by Connie Marsh. These are available in the church and donations should be put in the alms box.
St. Margaret's, Stoodleigh, is a 15th century church, significantly enlarged in Victorian times, with notable roof bosses, 'Green Men' wall plates and a Norman font.
Although the regular congregation is small, we always extend a warm welcome and seek to draw others into the fellowship of the church to share in the knowledge of God's love.
As part of the Exe Valley Group of nine parishes there is a regular Group Service once a month held on a rotation basis round the parishes. In addition, in groups of three, Cluster Holy Communion Services are held once a month and Stoodleigh rotates as a Cluster Group with Rackenford and Oakford.
Our other monthly services are taken by Lay Leaders and consist of a Family Service or Morning Prayer at 11.00, and Evening Prayer at 6.30 p.m. Services generally alternate between the Book of Common Prayer with hymns A&M and Common Worship with Mission Praise.
A full list of services is published on the main web page.
The church appreciates having much practical and sympathetic support from the village community.
1st September 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
Back at the beginning of the summer, in the first heatwave - can you even remember the first heatwave? - I was on holiday in the Yorkshire Dales. One of...
27th August 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
I read in the last magazine an article, WHERE DO YOU FIND CHURCH? tantalizingly cryptic that in all truthfulness, I did not fully understand. It introduced...
27th August 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
After what has been a good (but very warm and dry) Summer, thoughts now return to the approaching Autumn with schools returning for a new academic year....
10th July 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
So the question is: Do you believe in the power of prayer? I do. I absolutely do. If you do, then we need to be serious about it! It is...
1st July 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
I love the summer! As an eternal optimist I am hopeful that we will return to some hot sunny days, like the few we’ve just had. I love the feel of...
19th June 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
You’re walking down the road In your village. A car draws up, winds down the window, the driver leans over and says, ‘Excuse me, where can...
1st May 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
I have just made a nostalgic trip with some of my family. They wanted to see where I grew up, and so we went. The surprising thing is that none of the...
20th February 2026 Posted by: Exe Valley Mission Community
For my birthday last year, my son and his wife bought me a bird feeder. I’ve tried to have a bird table before, but Withleigh is where the wind blows...
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