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The website for St George’s Church Waterlooville and its
Parish Magazine St George’s News

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PCC and Organisations contacts:
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Arranging Baptisms and Weddings:
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Donations: TAP HERE

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This is the world’s longest running Parish Magazine on the Internet - we were the first parish magazine on the web, our On-Line edition started in February 1996. You will find many interesting articles here on a wide variety of subjects. If you want a copy of the printed version, please go to the desktop website.

There is a mid-week Eucharist at 10am on Wednesdays. Sunday services are 8am and 10am. Sunday School and Sunday School Baby & Toddler Group, 9.45.am in the hall during term times.

At present, St George’s Church is open for private prayer and reflection from 9am - 11am on Mondays and Fridays.There are services Wednesday and Sunday mornings. Unfortunately, due to recent vandalism which was expensive to put right, the Church is not open to the public at other times. This situation is being kept under review.

Teas and coffees are served in the church hall every Wednesday from 10.45am to 12 noon, and at St George's Market the first and third Thursday of the month from 9.30am to 11.30am. Reasonable prices, all are welcome.

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SAFEGUARDING. To contact the Parish Safeguarding Officer email safeguarding@stgeorges.church
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St George’s Church Waterlooville adopts and follows the House of Bishop’s ‘Promoting a Safer Church’ policy. For more detailed information tap HERE.


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