We are a small, inclusive group, which meets for worship every Sunday morning at 10:30am at the United Reformed Church building on the Hambridge Road, Wiltown, Curry Rivel. In line with nonconformist tradition lay and ordained people lead our services alike. Every service is followed by a chance to talk with the preacher and congregation over coffee.
The sacrament of holy Communion is celebrated as part of morning worship on the first Sunday of every month. In our church we practise an ‘open table’ this means that we are happy for all who are at the service to share in the bread and wine should they wish, regardless of denomination, age or where they may be on their faith journey, equally there is no expectation that anyone must share in this part of the service.  Everyone is welcome. 
On occasions throughout the year we take our morning service to the community room at Parsonage Place enabling some of the less able residents there to join in an act of worship. Dates are advertised on the Chapel notice board and in the Curry Rivel News.

Well the rain did not dampen our spirits! Around 25 children descended on the garden at Orchard View on Easter Saturday and dressed in wellie boots and waterproof coats wandered through the long grass hunting for  baskets, each holding egg shaped tokens in 6 different colours. Once 6 different colour tokens had been collected these could then be exchanged for a chocolate egg (kindly donated by the URC Sunday School). Once indoors out of the rain there was squash and muffins for the children;hot drinks and easter biscuits for the grown-ups plus easter decorations to decorate and take home. Fun! But next year we'd love some warm sunshine please! 

At our Easter Sunday Service Gladys and Arthur Mounter celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an affirmation of their wedding vows. They were married at Curry Rivel URC on April 4th 1960 and both have played an important part in the worshipping community there ever since.