Join people in Henton and the surrounding area as we pray together for individuals, for the village and the world.

Join us as we act out the Nativity! Families and children are very welcome to join in, and you can even come already dressed up! How about a king, a shepherd, a sheep, an angel or a star? We will provide costume for you to borrow during the service too! There'll be carols, laughter and hot chocolate!

Come along to share Holy Communion and sing carol singing on Christmas Eve night, ending just before midnight so we can celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ right at the start of Christmas Day!

Join all of our benefice as we come together to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ! New people are very welcome to attend this family-friendly service. There will be activities for children to enjoy too!

Join us as we gather together as a benefice for the last service of 2024. There'll be hymns, organ music, prayers and a short sermon too. There'll be activities for children to enjoy during the service . Plus there'll be refreshments after the service. We look forward to welcoming you!

Join us at this informal breakfast at Henton Village Hall. Arrive anytime between 9am and 9:30am. There'll be food, an optional quiz and a talk. There is also activities and crafts for children. This is a great monthly event to attend, and new people and families are always welcome to come along.

Join us for a service of Holy Communion. There will be hymns, prayers, Bible readings and a short sermon too. Plus tea and coffee served after the service.

January's a time when we usually think about New Year's Resolutions. This is a 4 week course exploring what it means to enact positive change in your life. Please contact [email protected] if you would like to attend. Over 4 weeks you will explore the topics of looking after your body, strengthening your mind, inspiring your soul and deepening your relationships. Each week you will reflect on what various experts have to say about making positive change, engage in conversations with others on the course and identify some simple exercises that you can try. Please contact [email protected] if you would like to attend.

Join us for a traditional Holy Communion service using the Book of Common Prayer.

This is a special festive event for children and families. There'll be a craft activity, Christmas songs to sing, making Christingles (orange treats with sweets, candle and a ribbon) and hot chocolate to enjoy! Familiy and friends are very welcome to come along too! No need to RSVP, just pop along and we look forward to seeing you!

At this Taize service we’re going to be focusing on keeping the message of Christmas alive. Get inspired by a quote by Mother Teresa, and gain strength and comfort from Bible passages where we think about light, including a well-known and much loved passage from John’s Gospel. We’ll also have a beautiful selection of short chants to enjoy during this service of stillness and reflection. We look forward to welcoming you to this evening service.

Over 3 weeks the course focuses on art telling Old Testament Bible stories. Based on a book by Revd Nicholas Holtam of St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, which explores the power of art to capture us and transport us beyond ourselves. Revd Nicholas finds that viewing art removes many boundaries to engaging with the Bible. Many of the paintings in the National Gallery are of Christian subjects and were created as devotional pieces for places of worship or people’s homes. Paintings of Biblical events encourage us to join the journey of former generations in getting to know God. Each week will focus on a single painting, encouraging you to look and think about it, and there will be commentary and a prayer linked to each painting. If you would like to join please book online via our website: www.chwchurches.co.uk or contact Katrina, by phone: 07704604165, or by email: [email protected]

Join us for a traditional and musical evening service.

This is a beautiful service, which uses service booklets so that you know which parts the minister says, and which parts the congregation say aloud. One of the main parts of the service is the Psalm for the day, which is either said aloud or sung. This is followed by readings from the Bible, including the joyous words of the Virgin Mary when she learned she would give birth to Jesus, and the heartfelt words of Simeon, when he recognises the Messiah when he meets Jesus. The service ends with prayers: the Lord's Prayer, the prayer for the day, a prayer for peace and a prayer for help against troubles. There are four hymns which are sung during the service, and a a short talk too.

Join us for a Holy Communion service to mark the start of lent. During the service the mark of the cross will be made on everyone's forehead. The ashes are made from palm crosses which are associated with the start of Holy Week with Palm Sunday. This is a very special way to start the period of lent, and everyone is welcome to attend.