Come and join us coffee and cake and most importantly a chat!

We are open from 10am to around 11am on Wednesday mornings.

Get to know people from around the village - or just get the opportunity to be out of the house.

We would love to meet you.

Ash Wednesday service with Holy Communion.

Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. Ashes made from palm crosses are blessed and are used to make crosses on people's foreheads. The custom dates back to the middle ages.

Ash Wednesday services set the tone for Lent, with sombre readings and hymns and a focus on penitence (saying sorry for and turning away from sin).

A wonderful place to start Sunday with our early morning service. All welcome to come a share the Joy and wonder of Christ.

Holy Communion in the picturesque Church of Barningham Winter.

Come and share the Love and Joy of Jesus.

Regulars and visitors all welcome.

A wonderful place to start Sunday with our morning service. All welcome to come a share the Joy and wonder of Christ.

Our morning service of song, pray and worship.

All welcome to come and join us.

Join us for our morning service of worship, prayer and sharing of the Holy Communion.

Come and share some crafts, A short worship and a light meal. All welcome join, not just families.

Note this event is at Edgefield Village Hall

Holy Communion in the picturesque Church of Barningham Winter. Come and share the Love and Joy of Jesus. Regulars and visitors all welcome.

On Mothering Sunday, we celebrate ‘mothering’ in all its forms, showing appreciation of all who care for others, especially children and young people.

All are invited to share the special Mothers in our lives.

Join us for our quiet and reflective BCP Morning Prayer (Mattins) instead of Communion. It’s a simple and peaceful service without hymns, where we say the canticles and Psalm together as we go along.

Join us for our early morning service of worship, prayer and sharing of the Holy Communion.

Palm Sunday, also called Passion Sunday, in the Christian tradition, the first day of Holy Week and the Sunday before Easter, commemorating Jesus Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

It is associated in many churches with the blessing and procession of palms (leaves of the date palm or twigs from locally available trees).

Come and join us for our uplifting and engaging service.

The Way of the Cross, also known as the Stations of the Cross, is a solemn and reflective church service that commemorates the journey of Jesus Christ to his crucifixion. Typically observed during the season of Lent, participants follow a series of stations or stops, each representing a significant event along Jesus' path to Calvary. Through prayer, scripture readings, and reflective meditation, worshippers engage in a spiritual pilgrimage, contemplating the profound sacrifice and love demonstrated in Christ's journey to the cross. The Way of the Cross serves as a powerful and poignant reminder of the Christian faith's central tenets, inviting believers to connect deeply with the passion and suffering of Jesus.

Our quiet service to reflect on the day as it draws to a close. All welcome.

Welcome to a new opportunity for spiritual growth in our Benefice! Following two successful trial sessions, we're delighted to announce that guided meditation will become a regular part of our worship. Whether you're experienced in meditation or a complete beginner, all are welcome to join us.

Learning to quiet the mind and find the silence within, where God can work, takes time and practice, much like any skill.

We'll gather at Hempstead Church, and occasionally at other parishes, for short sessions, usually around half an hour. Our first session will be in Holy Week

This will be followed by a Compline service, which you are most welcome to attend if you wish. We look forward to sharing this journey of inner peace with you.

Join us for this beautiful act from the last week of Jesus.

Feel free to participate or just watch in the ritual of foot washing - one of the simplest yet most profound lessons that Jesus taught.

The Veneration of the Cross Service, observed on Good Friday, is a solemn and reverent gathering in the Christian tradition. During this poignant ceremony, worshippers venerate the symbol of the cross, the instrument of Christ's sacrifice. The service often includes scripture readings, hymns, and solemn prayers, creating a contemplative atmosphere as congregants approach the cross to express their devotion and gratitude. Through acts of reverence, such as kissing or bowing before the cross, participants engage in a tangible and symbolic demonstration of their faith, commemorating the profound significance of Christ's crucifixion and the redemptive message at the heart of the Christian faith.

This service is early so that it coincides with sunrise and the sounds of an awakening day.

Join us at Corpusty St Peter Church on the hill.

The Power of a new day.

The Power of a new life.

The Power of a New Way

Our service celebrating the Risen Christ. All are welcome to come and share and learn what this means on one of our most Holy days.