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Dordogne
Gironde
Lot-et-Garonne / Gers
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The people in our church come from a wide range of church backgrounds and our worship reflects this diversity. We warmly welcome you, wherever you are on your journey of faith.
Forthcoming services - Bertric Burée church community
- Saturday 7th December, Christmas Fair
- Sunday 8th Dec, 10:30 Morning Worship, Steve Long
- Wed 11th Dec, 11:00 BCP Holy Communion, Rev’d Andy Horlock
- Sunday 15th Dec, 10:30 Open Door: Church open for prayer
- Sunday 22nd Dec, 10:30 Holy Communion, Rev’d La Stacey
- Sunday 22nd Dec, Chancelade, 14:30, Carol service, Rev’d Helen Savage, Sheila Marshall
- Tuesday 24th Dec, 17:00 Open-Air Carols in the Square
- Wed 25th Dec, 10:30 Christmas Holy Communion, Rev’d Andy Horlock
- Sunday 29th Dec, 10:30 Mattins, Rosemary Robinson
- Sunday 5th Jan, 10:30 Open Door: Church open for prayer
- Sunday 5th Jan, 16:00 Epiphany Carol service, Sheila Marshall
- Wed 8th Jan, 11:00 BCP Holy Communion, Rev’d Brian Davies
- Sunday 12th Jan, 10:30 Morning Worship, Steve Long
- Saturday 18th Jan, 15:30 Christian Unity service
- Sunday 19th Jan, 10:30 Morning Worship, Carol White
- Sunday 26th Jan, 10:30 Holy Communion, Rev’d Neil Llewellyn
About our church
L’Eglise Saint Pierre – Saint Paul lies in the centre of the village of Bertric Burée (24320) on ‘rue des Escargots’ and can be seen for miles around. The village is just off the D708 between Riberac and Verteillac. There is a large car park nearby.
Services: Our church community mostly comprises British expatriates from different church backgrounds, which is reflected in the diverse and inclusive nature of our services. We offer a blend of traditional and contemporary worship styles to cater to everyone’s preferences. The Church of England forms of worship are used for all services. Everyone is welcome.
Open Door: offers a space for prayer, reflection, and spiritual renewal. It’s a time when our church doors are open on Sunday mornings when there is no scheduled service. There’s no fixed agenda; this time belongs solely to God. You’re invited to come and go as you please, to linger in prayer, to seek God’s voice, and if you’re inclined, to engage in fellowship with others.
An active and thriving Church Community:
We are an active church, organising and hosting a variety of social and fundraising events throughout the year. We also have various home and prayer groups to encourage Bible study growth and fellowship. Sharing a meal is an important part of our fellowship and once a month we enjoy a Bring and Share lunch after the service.
The Book Barn has an extensive selection of second-hand books, DVDs and CDs. It is open after services and during the week and is situated in the front garden of the Upper Room.
The Upper Room: a converted house with a garden opposite the church, provides a multipurpose space for worship and social activities.
Thankful for the blessing of our church community!
Prayer Ministry and Pastoral Care
Prayer ministry is available during and after services. If you would like prayer support, there is always someone available to pray with you. If you have questions, ideas or suggestions, please contact Cathy and Brian Wheatcroft (05 53 90 62 85 – chezmillefleurs@aol.com).
Our pastoral care team can provide company, hospital visits, a phone call, a listening ear, and prayer support. We would appreciate being informed of perceived needs so that where possible we can be of help.
If you know of anyone who would welcome a visit or call, please contact Jaki Moorhouse by email: jakimoorhouse@aol.com.
What a wonderful August Summer Fête
The sun shone and the temperature was high and so was the enthusiasm of all who took part. It was indeed a very successful day and we raised over 1900 € for Chaplaincy funds. The Home Baking stall had deliciously amazing cakes, gateaux, fairy cakes, pasties and sausage rolls. Our tombola stall proved to be extremely successful and all tickets were sold within a few hours. The children’s’ games were very popular and laughter and excitement could be heard loud and clear. Our “nearly new “ clothes stall was a first for us and what a success it proved to be. A hog roast kept everyone well fed and the bar was very popular too! A good selection of vendors selling their wares added to the success of the day.
It was hard work in such a heat but was so enjoyable by both the “workers” and the public. Our very grateful thanks to all who made it such a wonderful time for all.