Chalford Baptist Church is a small but lively congregation. At the heart of our church lies a desire to know Jesus and make Him known.

Our Sunday morning service includes both contemporary and traditional songs and people are encouraged to join in with flags and percussion instruments. Prayer is both corporate and individual and is spirit led.

We serve our local community through Open the Book at the local Primary School, Holiday Bible Clubs in partnership with the other local churches, Children’s work in partnership with Psalms, Weekly Drop In, Food Bank collections and hospital and prison visiting.

We are the lead church in the area for humanitarian aid for the thousands of refugees in Syria and Iraq and organise regular clothing collections to send out.  Monthly Soup for Syria lunches raise money to buy first aid kits and pay for the fuel to send the aid. Recently we have started knitting squares to be made into blankets and this has now spread throughout the Stroud area.

We also have a thriving group of dancers called the Kingdom Family Dancers who specialise in Israeli Dancing.

Since we are without a minister, the ‘family’ has an opportunity to bring and share what is on their heart to a monthly open service in which we celebrate communion and enjoy a shared meal afterwards. We are always looking for new ways to engage with our local community and our doors are open to all.

An friendly mission church on Stratford road at Paganhill.

The Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception serves the Catholic Community of the Stroud Valleys, in Gloucestershire, England.

We have one Parish priest, Canon Tom Gunning, and one Deacon, the Rev Steve Bentley, to carry out the many obligations of the practice of our faith.

Our Church was built in 1854, just as the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception was proclaimed.

We have many small Chapels, and Churches in the area together with a Monastery ( Prinknash Abbey) famous for its pottery, and Convents including the Convent of the Sisters of Grace and Compassion, More Hall for the care of the elderly, and the Convent of the Poor Clares at Woodchester.

We offer a warm welcome to all our visitors to the Parish, to join us in welcoming the glory of Jesus Christ in worship.

Country Church in the village made famous by Laurie Lee's "Cider with Rosie" - he now lies in the churchyard. Visitors are welcome to share our peace and beauty.

We welcome all ages and worship in a contemporary and friendly style with a variety of services and a healing prayer ministry.

Holy Trinity has a long musical tradition, with an organist, music group and an informal music group, Criss Cross. The church is the home of Stroud Symphony Orchestra and hosts a wide variety of musical events and concerts.

We aim to apply our faith and reach out beyond our walls to the community.

There is 'Messy Church' on the first Sunday of every month and children with grown ups are very welcome. There is a lively toddler group (123, which meets at St Alban’s) on a Thursday morning.

We seek to proclaim the Good News of God as members live out our Vision Statement:

'God's Love for Us
Our Love for God
Making a Loving World'

Our motto is:

We believe love is stronger than death. Life in all its fullness: A life worth living.

We are right next door to Stroud Hospital where we help provide a chaplaincy service. We are open all day and many people call in to pray or find an oasis of peace.

Do contact us or call in if you would like to know more. We look forward to meeting you.

We believe that God is as real today ever. Around 2000 years ago he spectacularly showed his love to humankind when he sent his son Jesus into the world to live and to die for us.

The Bible says, “Worship the Lord with gladness; come before him with joyful songs.” We aim to do that every Sunday morning at 10:00am. Sometimes with upbeat celebratory worship and sometimes in quiet reflection and thankfulness for God’s continuing involvement in our lives.

We believe that the Bible is God’s relevant Word to us today. So what we teach and how we aim to live centres around that.

We try to hold the Bible in one hand and today's newspaper in the other, and to make the link between God's truth, with doesn't change, and our constantly-changing world with all its dilemmas.

Preaching at MBC is always Biblical, thought-provoking, memorable and life-related. Click here to listen.

The Bible teaches that God is gracious and giving, full of love and truth. Joy and laughter are God’s gifts to us. At MBC we try to reflect this.

We truly see God changing people’s lives, bringing wholeness and hope, restoring joy and peace, providing focus and purpose.  

Our 11:00am Word & Worship services are relayed by video to “Café Church” where there is a more relaxed and informal atmosphere. Here you can follow the service on the big screen while enjoying a cup of coffee and a croissant!

There has been a church on the corner of Tabernacle Walk since 1750. Built in direct response to the preaching of George Whitefield the Tabernacle has evolved over the years, first becoming a Congregational Church and then in 1972 becoming a part of the United Reformed Church.

The sanctuary was refurbished at the beginning of the 20th Century with fine examples of the work of Peter de Vaals, whilst the coach house opposite was converted by the Barnsley brothers into our 'Little Chapel'.

We are blessed with a wonderful location on the very edge of Rodborough Common, which suits our non- conformist tradition and liberal approach to worship.

We have a Women's Fellowship group meeting fortnightly on a Wednesday afternoon (2.30pm) and do look out for our Craft Fairs, where local craftspeople sell a varied selection of wares and you can sample the best 'bacon buttie' on the common.

Our Sunday evening meeting is from 5 - 6:30 pm and is followed by tea and coffee and then at 7:30pm there is a healing and prayer service. 

A pretty country church in the heart of the village with a variety of Anglican, Methodist and ecumenical services. Part of the Local Ecumenical Partnership with St Paul's Whiteshill and the Church of the Holy Spirit, Paganhill

The Parish Church at the heart of Stroud is a fine Victorian rebuild of an older building - now commending Christ in the 21st century.

Part of the Local Ecumenical Partnership the Church of the Holy Spirit, Paganhill and St John the Baptist, Randwick.

We are a lively evangelical church in the heart of Stroud with about 100 members offering a warm welcome to all visitors. Our services are a mixture of worship, prayer and teaching — we use a mixture of traditional hymns and modern songs led by a music band. Do come and try us out if you are new to the area and looking for a church.

We have a children's ministry with crèche available . All our children's workers are CRB checked and we have a Safe To Grow policy to protect youngsters in the church.

Not sure about Christianity? You're still welcome to join in. We have regular teaching using stories from the bible with clear explanations. All the members have a story to tell about their own spiritual journeys, and they'll be interested in yours.

Come along. You'll be welcome.

Stroud Christian Fellowship meet at The Music Block which is at the top of Downfield Rd, off Cainscross Road, Stroud each Sunday morning at 10:30am. There is plenty of parking and easy level access for all.

We are a friendly congregation of just over a hundred, our worship is often lively with a good mix of traditional hymns and modern songs, with a variety of speakers from Sunday to Sunday. With an evangelical / charismatic ethos, we see ourselves as 'family' with nearly all ages represented, including a healthy number of children and young families.

Our Children's work is split into three different age classes on a Sunday morning from Crèche up to Yr. 6. We have a Child Protection Policy in operation and all children's workers are CRB checked.

Mid week there are 5 smaller groups meeting in homes around the Stroud area for mutual support, encouragement and Bible study.

Our Mission Statement
We are a family on a mission
to see God’s Kingdom extended -
serving the local community by
bringing God’s love, hope and freedom
through the transforming message
of Jesus Christ.

Our church office is open Tuesday to Friday from 9:00am-1:00pm and is situated at The Cross, Parliament St, Stroud (opposite the Police station and above the launderette). Callers are welcome.

SCF is part of the family of Salt & Light Ministries and a member of both the Evangelical Alliance.

Conveniently located in the town centre Stroud Congregational Church seeks to serve the businesses and population of Stroud Town as a community centred church through the ministry of hospitality as it seeks to witness to God's love in Christ Jesus.

The building provides a mechanical lift as well as a winding stairway to the large meeting room on the upper level. A hall with seating for 80 as well as smaller rooms provides space for meetings of various sizes.

A warm welcome awaits you.

We are an open and inclusive group of local Christians who meet together for worship and fellowship. Inspired by the Methodist Values we seek to share God’s love with others both individually and in the wider community.
We are part of the Gloucestershire Circuit and the Bristol district of the Methodist Church, The Trinity Ecumenical Partnership and Stroud Churches Together.

We worship at 10:00 on a Sunday at St. Albans Church, Parliament Street Stroud GL5 1QH

All are very welcome to join in our services, fellowship  and with the coffee afterwards in the adjoining Wesley room. 

A Sunday School for children aged 3 and over is held in the Wesley Room during the second part of the service.

We share communion once a month and all members of the congregation are invited to receive the bread and wine.

This is a fine, light Edwardian church by Temple More with a good musical tradition. Visitors welcome to share our worship. Our main Sunday services are normally Eucharist.