Here are the options this week:

1) Your Circuit Video Service is led by Rev'd Peter Clark and the YouTube link is here (It goes live 5.00pm from 29th November 2020): https://youtu.be/UvqAqpBT8ho

2) The Audio Service  from the United Reformed Church for Sunday 29th November. Coordinated by Revd. Andy Braunston and Lesley Thomson.
For Advent they are departing from a 'normal' style of worship. There will be no sermon, as such and they will be mixing in some other exciting things too, including a mix of music..  Here’s the link: https://soundcloud.com/andy-braunston/urc-daily-devotion-worship-for-sunday-29th-november-2020

3)  A Messy Church Advent resource: Hope & Joy: a local resource (HMG Regulations permitting)

4)   Memory Lane. Some of our older onliners might remember some of these popular gospel songs from the late 50's & 60's: Elvis sings Gospel
5)   Some of our onliners with more modern musical tastes might be intrigued by this collaboration between Artey Williams (of BUC) & Barbara Glasson (President of Methodist Conference 2020):  YouTube:
Stories to Tell

Looking ahead
Sadly at BUC we remain online for this final week, but hope subject to HMG regulation, to be open for public worship on the 6th of December for our Annual Toy Service.

The number of people permitted to attend the Toy Service may be limited so please keep an eye of any changes to HMG regulations after 3rd of December

About us
Our Church is called the Bridport United Church (Methodist and United Reformed).  It is a local ecumenical partnership (LEP) where Christians of more than one denomination are working together.  Services are normally held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings with an evening service held as announced (see Notice Board).
In more normal circumstances, at the morning service there are also facilities for youngsters, known as the Young Explorers group but because of COVID 19 constraints, these are suspended for the time being.
The Bridport United Church is situated at the heart of the small market town of Bridport in Dorset and came into existence as an LEP (Local Ecumenical Partnership) on 10 November 1971.  

The former Methodist church in South Street was sold to the local Arts Society and is now the Bridport Arts Centre and the Congregational church in East Street was chosen as the home for the new church partnership.

If you want to contact us by email, then write to: bridportsec@gmail.com