Religious Organizations in Warwickshire

God is at work in the community - whether people realise it or not - and He is concerned about each person, their hurts, as well as their joys. We trust that our responsibility as Christians is to bear witness to His presence and that we're to live lives which embody and point to the evidence of this

At St Paul's, we currently have a array of activities going on during the week, and on Sunday provide a array of solutions from formal to informal. We currently have many visitors throughout the year. Some are visiting while they are in Historic Warwick whereas others are coming to be refreshed and to

Head, Ed Hester, comments These are comfortably our finest results GCSE ever in the College's forty-four year history, but more impressive is the fact that 47% of grades are at A or A, which compares with 33% in 2009, 34% in 2008 and 28% in 2007; a very significant improvement. He added Each member of

We're an independent evangelical church in the centre of the town of Leamington Spa in Warwickshire. You'll find all aspects of people in this church, from all aspects of backgrounds and with varying requirements. We're a family church with a huge ranging programme designed to provide for all ages. Whoever

Jesus travelled through all the cities and villages of that area, teaching in the synagogues and announcing the nice news about the Kingdom. And wherever He went, He healed people of every sort of disease and illness. He felt great pity for the crowds that came, because their problems were so great and

At The Mission - Leamington Spa Seventh-day Adventist Church, all are welcome to come for fellowship and open bible discussions. In this community focused on Jesus Christ we endeavour to engage in an ever-growing process as we continually learn more about ourselves, the Universe, and God who created

The very name Nuneaton is derived from St. Mary's Abbey which, until the reformation was the home of Benedictine nuns who had settled in the tiny town of Etone. This, along with St. Nicolas? Parish Church and Chilvers Coton Parish Church, are silent witnesses to Nuneaton's Catholic past. Until the nineteenth