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All Saints’ Church, Ham

All Saints’ Church in Ham is Grade 1 listed and dates back to the 12th century. There are services at least 3 times a month.

Services are shared once a month with Shalbourne who also run the joint Children’s Group before their monthly Family Service. Attendance ranges from 12 to 20 children including about half a dozen from Ham.

There is a joint Ham/Shalbourne choir who sing about once a month in either church.

St James the Great in Buttermere is Grade 2 listed and is the highest church in Wiltshire and probably one of the smallest. Buttermere has no electricity so, apart from the candlelit Christmas Eve Crib service, seven other services are held there from Spring to Autumn when Ham parishioners join them.
  HAM PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL

The PCC meets periodically and consists of 11 members including 2 from our sister church of St James, Buttermere.

CHURCHWARDENS
Mr James Eldridge
Mr Tony Peace

Mr Nicholas Baring
Mrs Nicola Buchanan-Dunlop
Mrs Mel Melsom
Mrs Christina Rennie
Mrs Melanie Shingles

Mrs Sue Hawley, Secretary
Mr Adrian Holford, Treasurer

BUTTERMERE
Mr Richard Springford
Mrs Tessa Baker		  
THE SAVERNAKE TEAM MINISTRY

Ham is one of a grouping of eleven village parishes in beautiful countryside in north east Wiltshire forming part of the Anglican Deanery of Pewsey in the Diocese of Salisbury, England.

The Bishop of Salisbury is the Rt. Reverend Nicholas Holtam.

The Bishop of Ramsbury is the Rt. Reverend Dr Edward Condry.

The Team Rector is the Reverend Michael McHugh based in Great Bedwyn.

www.savernaketeam.
org.uk