Sunday Worship is changing!

Sunday Worship is changing! A new season is beginning at St Augustine’s Church, Rodbourne, as we welcome a growing partnership with the Mission of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Swindon. From August, the two congregations will share the church building in a new rhythm of worship that reflects hospitality, creativity, and a shared desire to serve the community. Under

Midweek communion on Wednesdays

Midweek Communion on Wednesdays We would love to invite you to join us for our Wednesday midweek communion at St Augustine’s, restarting this week in the church building. The service starts at 10am, and all are welcome to stay afterwards for a coffee and catch up. For your diaries: Communion will be held on the

COVID-19 Information

COVID-19 Information Page Updated: Friday 24th June 2022 11:00 While most legal Covid-19 restrictions have now been lifted, we want to help keep everyone who comes into St Augustine’s safe.  We are encouraging everyone who comes into the building to: Wear a face covering if you wish when entering and moving around the church, when

Holy Week & Easter 2021

Our services for Holy Week right through to Easter Sunday can be found below.  All are welcome to come and join us for any of our services.  Services will be held in church and broadcast on our Facebook Page. Palm Sunday – 28th March 11am  Family Worship for Palm Sunday. Good Friday  – 2nd April 2pm

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates Following recent changes in the Government guidelines during the Coronavirus outbreak, from 13th June, we are able to open the church for individual prayer and reflection, providing that social distancing measures are maintained. To ensure we have the correct, and most safe, measures in place, the church will re-open for individual prayer

Worship Resources

Worship Resources On this page you can find printable service books and resources you can use,  to join in with our worship online on Facebook, or to help you pray.  Some of these resources will be used in our Sunday Services, which we will continue to broadcast for the time being. The minister leading the