Before King William I set foot on English soil, a church stood on what is now known as Bookham crossroads. In the Domesday Book, 1086 it is noted that "the Abbot of Chertsey hold Bocheham" and that there was church in the village. This was a building without aisles or chancel so for 1300 years Christians have worshipped God at St Nicolas Church.
2a Fife Way
Great Bookham
KT23 3PF
Open: Mon, Tues and Thurs:
9.00am - 12.00am
Tel: 01372 450709
Email: office@stnicolasbookham.org.uk
Sunday 5th February
Holy Communion (traditional language), 8am
Family Service, 10am, no Sparklers or Trailblazers
Holy Communion (contemporary language), 11.15am
Baptism, 12 noon
Evening service, 6.30pm
Monday 6th February
Mums Alive!, 9am, Pastoral Centre
Craft Group, 2pm, Pastoral Centre
Tuesday 7th February
Coffee Morning, 10am, Pastoral Centre
Wednesday 8th February
Tots Alive! Baked Potato Lunch, 1pm, Church and Church Room
Contemporary Music Group, 7.45pm, Church
Thursday 9th February
Holy Communion, 10am
Mothers' Union Committee, 2pm, Pastoral Centre
Christianity Explored! course, 8pm, Pastoral Centre
Friday 10th February
Saturday 11th February
Sunday 12th February
Holy Communion (traditional language), 8am
Holy Communion (contemporary language), 10am, Sparklers and Trailblazers
No evening service
Book Reading Group, 23rd February, 8pm at the Rectory
Cry the Beloved Country by Alan Paton. Please let Alan know if you are coming