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We’re so glad you’ve found us and we look forward to connecting with you. In the meantime, take a look around our site.
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On Sundays, our service is in church and live on YouTube with link shared on Facebook at 10.30am.
Watch or catch up:
@Thatcham Baptist Church on YouTube
www.facebook.com/thatchambaptist
Services
Sunday 1st March
10:30am Morning Worship with Communion with JAM & 6Up
6:30pm Evening Prayer and Worship
Friday 6th March 2pm
World Day of Prayer – we are hosting the Thatcham service. Christian Women in Nigeria have created a service around the theme of “I will give you rest, Come” – all are welcome.
The World Day of Prayer is an international, women-led, ecumenical movement that shares the hopes, concerns, and prayers of women from around the globe. Each year, women from a different country craft a service, sharing their unique spiritual journey and culture.
For 2026, the women of Nigeria have created a service that speaks to our need for peace and solace, drawing on their faith and experiences in a world filled with struggles and anxieties.
Men, women and children are ALL invited.
Sunday 8th March
10:30am Morning Worship with JAM and 6Up
6:30pm Evening Study and Worship
8pm Prayer
Sunday 15th March
10:30am Morning Worship
6:30pm Evening Study and Worship with Communion
8pm Prayer
Sunday 22nd March
Morning Worship with JAM
6:30pm Evening Bible Study
8pm Prayer
Sunday 29th March
Morning Worship with JAM
6:30pm Evening Bible Study
8pm Prayer
Other Events and Services For Your Diary
Friday 27th February 7:30pm Nexus Youth Group
Saturday 28th 7:30am for 8am Prayer Breakfast
Friday 6th March 7:30pm Nexus Youth Group
Saturday 7th March 8am Men’s Breakfast
Saturday 14th March Flourish Women@TBC 9:30 -4pm God’s Gift of Peace – Lindsay Mellhuish
Thursday 26th March 7:30pm Annual General Church Meeting
6th – 10th April Spring Harvest at Minehead
Everyone is welcome at TBC please contact David Taylor via the CONTACT US page if you would like to know more about any of these services or activities.
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Contact Us
Thatcham Baptist Church
Wheelers Green Way
Thatcham
Berkshire
RG19 4YF
01635 867054
West Berkshire Foodbank
As demand is increasing, your donations are essential for the Foodbank to be able to offer help and support for those in difficulties in our local communities. Thank you!
Their current needs list is on https://westberks.foodbank.org.uk/give-help/donate-food/
Donations can be left at our church in the basket in the foyer. The church is also used as a distribution point and support centre for the Foodbank on Thursdays from 1-3pm.
West Berkshire Refugee Support
We work closely with West Berks Action for Refugees to welcome people coming for safety. If you need help from them or know someone who does please contact them at teamleader@westberksrefugees.
org Or call us on 01635 867054
Thank you for your continued support and prayers.
Church is the people, not the building
We are always delighted to meet new friends who come to worship with us. However if you can’t attend in person you can join our livestream on Thatcham Baptist Church – YouTube with a link shared on www.facebook.com/thatchambaptist/live
LIVESTREAMING: we endeavour to not film under 18’s unless previously agreed. However please be aware that if you sit on the front 2 rows, you may be caught on camera.
Link to Hope
Thank you for your support in this new shoebox venture for TBC. We had a good shoebox filling afternoon in November and through Link to Hope, the shoeboxes will go to impoverished families and elderly people in Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria and Romania.
Link to Hope are small, yet are established enough to have personal relationships with the individuals in Eastern Europe who work hard delivering the shoeboxes. For transparency, they also carry out spot-checks to confirm that the right people are receiving the boxes. They believe that sending shoeboxes shows love from British people to those in war-torn or poverty-stricken circumstances, regardless of their background, colour, creed or religion.
