Clergy
Revd Phill Harrison
Tel: 01793 812301
Welcome to Wroughton and Wichelstowe Parish Church. We offer a variety of worship styles from BCP and Parish Communion in the Parish Church to something more contemporary in the Church Hall. Whether you are exploring the Christian faith or wanting to deepen your understanding and commitment you will be in good company with us as we journey the road of discipleship together. We look forward to welcoming you whatever your background. Revd. Phill
Revd
Barbara Abrey
Tel: 01793 633024
barbara@wroughton.com
Barbara is a long-time resident of Wroughton and our Associate Minister. She is involved in all aspects of our worship, including Christenings and Weddings.
Revd Chris Hunt
er
Tel: 01793 xxxxxx
curate@wroughton.com
Chris is our Assistant Curate, working alongside Phill, Barbara and the team.
Parish Administrator
Janet Burchell
The Parish Office
Church Hall
Priors Hill
Wroughton
SN4 0RT
Tel 01793 812050
Janet runs our Parish Office and takes bookings for christenings, weddings and funerals as well as for the Parish Hall.
The office is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9.00am- 2pm.
Visitors in person are welcomed on these days between 10-00am and 1pm.
office@wroughton.com
Lay Ministers
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John Godfree |
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Mark Tubey |
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Marion Colton |
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Tracy Mason |
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Parish Safeguarding Officer
Mark Tubey
We take Safeguarding seriously. For contact details and more information, please click here.
Our PCC
Helena Thomas Vice Chair |
Revd Phill Harrison Chair |
Mike Awre Churchwarden |
Helen Toomer Hon Secretary |
Nick Orman Hon Treasurer |
Mark Tubey Safeguarding |
 Joan Orman PCC Member |
 Peter Ferguson Churchwarden |
 Tim Winter PCC Member |
 Lyn Hezlett PCC Member |
Hannah Wrixon |
Lynda Pell |
 Mike Mason PCC Member |
Revd Barbara Abrey |
 Tracey Mason PCC Member |
| Martina Lewis PCC Member |
Chris Hunter PCC Member |
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