Who we are…

Clergy

We’re now in a period of ‘vacancy’ – and have started the journey to find the right person who is called to lead our Parish in the future. This process is estimated to take 6 to 9 months. In the interim our team of Nicola and Barbara, Lay Ministers, Churchwardens and the PCC will lead us in worship and the running of our church.

Revd Barbara Abrey
17, Edgar Row Close
Wroughton
Swindon
SN4 9LR
Tel: 01793 633024
barbara@wroughton.com

Revd Nicola Such
49, Perry’s Lane
Wroughton
Swindon
SN4 9AZ
Tel: 01793 325633
curate@wroughton.com

Parish Administrator

Janet Burchell
The Parish Office
Church Hall
Priors Hill
Wroughton
SN4 0RT
Tel 01793 812050

office open hours are 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

John Godfree

Mark Tubey

‘I became a Lay Minister in 1994, having left teaching to work for the Church in 1990. I have moved around the country to manage various “church” projects, currently Legge House which our Church holds in its heart. I’m married to Sheila, and have three children (one disabled) and four grand-children.’

Marion Colton

‘I spent several years as a young woman working as a nurse with a mission agency in South America. I was licensed as a Lay Minister in 1978 after moving to Wroughton. My particular interests are the worldwide church and our healing ministry, and my hope is that, as the well-loved hymn says, I might serve Jesus to the end.’

Teresa Townsend

Ron Stevens

Parish Safeguarding Officer-Janet Henderson

‘I have held this role since February 2014 having been the Nominated Person for this parish for some years previous to this. As PSO my main role is to deal with applications from volunteers who wish to work with children and young people or vulnerable adults within church activities, including DBS checks. I also ensure that people have completed the relevant training. The importance of this role is to try and ensure a safe and welcoming environment in all church activities for children, young people and vulnerable adults.’