Every Thursday you can find a member of the clergy enjoying a cup of tea in the café in Nature in Art between 10 am and 12 pm. You are very welcome to come by for a chat – whether you’ve got big questions or just want to share a simple ‘hello’.
We meet on the first Friday of every month for Coffee, Cake and Conversation – all welcome! Toys and games for children.
There is no charge, but small donations are welcome towards the cost of hall hire.
Join us for our annual Harvest Supper in Sandhurst Village Hall.
Saturday 3rd October , 7 for 7.30 pm.
3-course meal, Bar open for wine, beer & soft drinks.
Tickets £20.
Please reserve a place in advance (by 28th September) – phone Carolyn (01452 731450) or email cmw.topb@gmail.com
All proceeds in aid of Sandhurst Church Fabric Fund
Every Thursday you can find a member of the clergy enjoying a cup of tea in the café in Nature in Art between 10 am and 12 pm. You are very welcome to come by for a chat – whether you’ve got big questions or just want to share a simple ‘hello’.
Part of the Seventowers 2026 Tracks Festival
This is one of over 2600 screenings across the country of a remarkable and ground-breaking film which is a prompt for us to come together and act. The UK faces a growing climate and nature emergency. Yet most of us have never been fully briefed on what it means for our lives, our economy and our future. This is your chance! (Please note that this film is rated 16.) Please book your seat in advance! Thank you.
An illustrated talk as part of the tracks festival
Come and here Elaine Bailey and Peter Boait talk about the journey their church in Cheltenham have made to get to Gold Ecochurch status. An inspiring evening of what can be achieved, with encouragement and ideas to take away, all based on the real world experience of ordinary people wanting to do the right thing. (Our benefice is currently striving for a eco church silver award).
Part of the Seventowers 2026 Tracks Festival
Join us to experience some wonderful short films bringing new perspectives on nature. From watching an artist painting elephants in the wilds of Africa, to migration journeys and weather watching in Scandinavia, this will be a gentle, inspiring evening for all. No booking required – just come!
Part of the Seventowers 2026 Tracks Festival
An evening of wonderful images and words. See a special selection of paintings by Meg Stevens, displayed exclusively for tracks and then settle down to listen to some nature poems with a backdrop of artworks from Nature in Art’s collection on the screen. Don’t worry if you think paintings or poems are not for you – this is the night you might change your mind! No booking required – just come!
(Meg Stevens paintings on show 23rd – 25th Oct 10am – 5pm)
Every Thursday you can find a member of the clergy enjoying a cup of tea in the café in Nature in Art between 10 am and 12 pm. You are very welcome to come by for a chat – whether you’ve got big questions or just want to share a simple ‘hello’.