Rector: Revd. Dr Jane Sutton

10 Long Fields, North Curry

TA3 6NN Tel: 01823 491529

 

For general enquiries:

email: WestonzoylandPCC@gmail.com

 

The Churchwardens are:

Martin Malin: 07585 121972

Chris Malin: 07766 428395

 

The Parish Safeguarding Officer is Chris Malin, Tel: 07942368128 wzsafegauarding@gmail.com (For urgent matters ring 07766428395)

The Bath & Wells Diocesan Safeguarding Team can be found here:        Team

The Parish Safeguarding Policy can be found here:                                 Policy

The Electoral Roll Privacy Notice can be found here:                              Privacy

 

 

The Church is normally open daily between 9:00am and 4:00pm

 

Our Church has a fascinating history and we will be delighted for you, and your friends, to come and explore. We operate as a village church which is open to all. Details of our regular acts of worship can be found by clicking the services button.         You are welcome to come along.

We house the Battle of Sedgemoor Visitor Centre – an interactive display which opened in March 2017. This is worthy of a visit in it’s own right. It is suitable for all ages and, as with the rest of the building, is free to enter. 

When you are in the building you can see our world renowned mediaeval ceiling which was carved around 1520. We display the colours from the RAF station, in the past based at the local airfield. The airfield dates from 1919 and closed many years ago. We have some exquisite mediaeval bench ends.  The choir screen and other wood work is by WD Caroe and was installed in 1936. WD Caroe was an architect and notable wood carver.

The twenty first century has seen the addition of toilets and a café area. If the café is not open you are welcome to picnic here.
This is an ideal place for children to explore a “mega-structure” which forms part of the creative curriculum for primary school children. It is an ideal place for adults who wish an accessible approach to key events in English History. It is an ideal place for those seeking peace and tranquillity. Despite the slightly gory history of this building it does exude a calm presence and enables many to touch with God as they wish.

Please come and see us – we are open from 9.00 – 16.00 every day. Please explore our web-site to find out more. Please join us at our café – which, as visitor numbers increase, will be open more frequently.

If you are planning an organised coach party or group visit, further information is found at the "Visit" tab on the left.

 

Please join us for worship – every Sunday at 10.30 with refreshments afterwards.
We do look forward to seeing you soon.
 

 

 

 

Following an extensive re-ordering program the Church services resumed on 17th July 2016.

An overview of the work undertaken can be found here:  

                                                          

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Westonzoyland Church is sometimes know as Weston Zoyland Church for historical reasons