Our clergy, Rob, Tonya, Mark and Lindsay, our church wardens, Pearl, Paul and Kathryn, and our Office team are always glad to hear from you. Click here for contact details.
We have two churches:-
St Peter’s our parish church that dates back to the 1300s lies between Church Road North and Church Road South near the High Street, postcode BS20 6PS.
And St Nicholas’ Church, the former chapel of the Nautical School built in the early 1900s is on the Nore Road near the coast, postcode BS20 8EN.
At St Peter’s Church there is level access to the church via the Main South Door. At St Nicholas’ there is ramped access via the North side door.
At St Peter’s the church has no car park; those with ambulant disabilities are advised to park in Church Road South. At St Nicholas’ Church there is designated parking, nearest the ramped North entrance. Both churches have wheelchair accessible toilets. An induction loop is fitted at both churches.
We are blessed with a great team of Lay Readers (Licensed Lay Ministers). Simon, Mary and Graham assist in the parish and often lead worship.
Giving
Our churches of St Peter’s and St Nicholas’ are in good heart. Many people already contribute towards the on-going life of the Church and its work supporting the local community in Portishead. We are very grateful for this generous support.
Money can be a difficult subject, and we never want anyone to feel under pressure. But we invite you to consider how you can contribute towards the work of the Church in our parish.
Giving is an important part of discipleship, and enables us to be actively involved in supporting the local community, helping us all to grow and go in God’s love.
How can I support the work of Portishead parish?
Set up a Standing Order
This is a convenient option for those who want their giving to be regular and consistent. It also reduces admin costs and helps with budgeting. You can set this up yourself via online banking or by completing a
Standing Order mandate and posting it to your bank or to the Church Office, St Barnabas Centre, West Hill, Portishead, BS20 6LN.
The Church's bank details are:
Name on account: Portishead PCC
Sort code 54 30 06
Account number 03063410
Cheques and cash
Gifts can be placed in the Collection at most of our Sunday Services or posted to the Church Office, St Barnabas Centre, West Hill, Portishead, BS20 6LN. Please make cheques payable to ‘Portishead PCC’.
Planned Giving Envelopes are available for those who prefer to give weekly by cash or cheque. These envelopes can be placed in the Collection at Sunday Services.
What is Gift Aid?
If you are a UK taxpayer, Portishead Church of England can reclaim a further 25% of the value of your gift.
For us to be able to claim tax back on your gifts, you need to print out and complete a paper Gift Aid declaration and send it to the church office.
What happens to the money?
At Portishead Church of England, good stewardship of people’s giving is a high priority.
The PCC regularly monitors the financial position of the church and the financial systems in place, and operate to agreed annual budgets.
If there are other ways in which you would like to give your time and talents in service of the Church and community, do get in touch.
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Parish Risk Assessments
You can see the following policies here:
Phone: 01275 846230
Email: office@portisheadparish.co.uk
Church Office, St Barnabas Centre West Hill,
Portishead, Bristol, BS20 6LN
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