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Welcome

Welcome to the website of All Saints, Winterton.  We hope you will enjoy reading the information we have provided and that looking at our website will encourage you to visit our beautiful, Grade 1 listed, parish church in the centre of Winterton. Better still, join us for worship at one of our services! We will offer you a warm welcome. We hold services on most Sundays and Tuesday mornings. On Wednesday afternoons we have an open door. Please do visit us!

All Saints Church small image in black and white

Please note that unfortunately our church currently has to be kept locked. We plan in the future to keep it open during daylight hours. It is always open for visitors from 2 to 4pm on Wednesdays and is open for use at many other times as shown on our Calendar - default view. We may be able to arrange for the church to be open if you can only visit Winterton at some other time. Please give us as much notice as possible and we will try to have the church open for your visit. Contact

 

Forthcoming Events

 

 Services at All Saints

You will be most welcome!

Please check our weekly service pattern at Winterton Group Services

You may also wish to check particular dates on our Calendar - default view

 
 
Organ Concert of Popular Music on Saturday 10 April
 
Actors for Human Rights present Asylum Dialogues at All Saints on Wednesday 21 April 
Today's Prayer Focus
Fri 12th Mar - Barrow and Goxhill
Barrow and Goxhill
Parish Priest                Revd John Girtchen
Reader                    Ann Liles
Parish Lay Ministers        John Cherry
                        Debbie Crawford
Mark Hutson
Janet Shephardson
Sandra Smith
Ray Wardell, Kath Wells
We pray for the new initiatives at Holy Trinity, Barrow: S.O.S. at H.T.B.  (The Six o’clock Service) that it may draw new worshippers to an alternative celebration of Holy Communion, and give thanks for the continued growth of ‘Sat Navs’ – the monthly Saturday Morning all age family service and also for our fledgling ‘Puppet Ministry’.
Bradford (York, England)
The Rt. Revd David James