We will be holding Compline (Night Prayer) services during Holy Week.

You are warmly invited to join us for these reflective services, which bring together a short meditation on the day’s Gospel reading with the beauty and stillness of the traditional Compline liturgy.

We will be holding Compline (Night Prayer) services during Holy Week.

You are warmly invited to join us for these reflective services, which bring together a short meditation on the day’s Gospel reading with the beauty and stillness of the traditional Compline liturgy.

We will be holding Compline (Night Prayer) services during Holy Week.

You are warmly invited to join us for these reflective services, which bring together a short meditation on the day’s Gospel reading with the beauty and stillness of the traditional Compline liturgy.

We warmly invite you to join us for our Maundy Thursday service, a deeply reflective and moving beginning to the Easter Triduum.

The service will include an Agape Meal, sharing simple food together in remembrance of the fellowship of the Last Supper, as Jesus gathered with his disciples. This is followed by a time of worship as we recall Christ’s commandment to love one another.

As the service continues, the church will be gradually stripped of its adornments, a powerful and symbolic act reflecting the abandonment of Christ and the desolation of the world as he goes to his passion.

The service concludes in silence with the Watch, a quiet time of waiting and prayer, echoing the disciples’ vigil with Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. You are invited to remain for as long as you feel able, keeping watch in stillness and contemplation.

We invite you to join us for our Good Friday service, a solemn and prayerful reflection on the passion and death of Christ.

Through Scripture, prayer, and silence, we journey to the foot of the cross, recalling the events of that first Good Friday and contemplating the depth of God’s love revealed in Jesus’ sacrifice.

The church will be open from 1pm, an hour before the service, offering a space for quiet meditation and devotion. You are warmly invited to sit in stillness, reflecting on Christ’s suffering and the hope held within it.

We warmly invite you to join us for the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday, the most powerful and symbolic service of the Christian year.

Beginning in darkness, we gather around the Easter fire, from which the new Paschal candle is lit—a sign of Christ, the light of the world. From this single flame, light is shared and carried into the darkened church, as the hope of the resurrection धीरे dispels the darkness.

Through Scripture and prayer, we trace God’s saving work through history, before moving into the joy of Easter. The service culminates in the first celebration of Holy Communion of Easter, as we rejoice together in the risen Christ.

This is a service of movement from darkness to light, from waiting to joy—marking the moment when death is overcome and new life begins.

You are warmly invited to join us for our Easter Day morning Holy Communion, as we gather to celebrate the joy and hope of the Resurrection.

With Scripture, and prayer, we proclaim the good news that Christ is risen, bringing light, life, and new beginnings to all. This joyful service culminates in the celebration of Holy Communion, as we share together in the risen life of Christ.

Whether you come full of Easter joy or quietly seeking hope, you are most welcome to join us as we celebrate this greatest of days.

You are warmly invited to join us for our Easter Day morning Holy Communion, as we gather to celebrate the joy and hope of the Resurrection.

With hymns of praise, Scripture, and prayer, we proclaim the good news that Christ is risen, bringing light, life, and new beginnings to all. This joyful service culminates in the celebration of Holy Communion, as we share together in the risen life of Christ.

Whether you come full of Easter joy or quietly seeking hope, you are most welcome to join us as we celebrate this greatest of days.

You are warmly invited to join us for our Easter Day morning Holy Communion, as we gather to celebrate the joy and hope of the Resurrection.

With hymns of praise, Scripture, and prayer, we proclaim the good news that Christ is risen, bringing light, life, and new beginnings to all. This joyful service culminates in the celebration of Holy Communion, as we share together in the risen life of Christ.

Whether you come full of Easter joy or quietly seeking hope, you are most welcome to join us as we celebrate this greatest of days.

Join us for a said communion service.

Stay back for refreshments afterwards.

On the 2nd Saturday of every month a men's breakfast is held at one of the church halls. It is an opportunity for men to gather and share breakfast, normally a traditional English breakfast.

This is an open event for any male to attend, everyone is very welcome.

Normally on the odd months of the year, it is held at All Saints Church, and on the even months at St. Lawrence's parish hall opposite the church on Church Lane. (subject to change).

Breakfast is served at 9 am.

Join us for a said holy communion service.

Stay back for refreshments afterwards - and CAMEO