Wilton Baptist Church

Wilton Baptist Church - Sunday Sermons

Religion EN ↓ 446 episodes

We are a friendly and loving church situated in the Market Square of Wilton, a small town approximately 4 miles west of Salisbury, Wiltshire in the south west of England. Our aim is to show God’s love to all in our local community and through support of those working abroad, the wider world.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.wiltonbaptist.org.uk

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Wilton Baptist Church

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Religion

Podcast website

www.wiltonbaptist.org.uk

Latest episode

Oct 11, 2026

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Episodes

Psalms as Travelling Companions - Rachel Stacey 26.03.2023
God the Creator - Alan Johnson 19.03.2023
The Psalms as Comfort - Rachel Stacey 12.03.2023
In God Alone - Ed Ceney 05.03.2023
Prophesy - Rachel Stacey 26.02.2023
Thanksgiving - John Parker 19.02.2023
God's Way - Graham Holliday 12.02.2023
A Psalm of Lament - Rachel Stacey 05.02.2023
Christ is All - Rod Westrop 29.01.2023
Confession - Pete Orphan 22.01.2023
Who God Is - Andrew Gorringe 15.01.2023
Praise the Lord - Alan Johnson 08.01.2023
Past, Present and Future 11.12.2022
Peace 04.12.2022
Dedication of Hugo Hemphill 27.11.2022
Look up and look around 20.11.2022
Known unto God 13.11.2022
Let's meet, let's eat 06.11.2022
Who is my neighbour? 30.10.2022
At the foot of the Cross 23.10.2022
God's family 16.10.2022
Honest Thomas 09.10.2022
Jesus meets with Mary Magdalene 02.10.2022
Harvest Thanksgiving 25.09.2022
With Us 18.09.2022

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