Our Sunday morning service begins at 10.00am. It includes prayers, readings, 4-5 hymns and taking Holy Communion. Gluten-free wafers for Communion are available upon request. If you don't wish to take Communion, you can have a prayer of blessing instead.

Children are welcome among us, as they were to Jesus, so, we have a child friendly area at the back of the church with toys and a collection of books available for all families to use during the service. A toilet is also available in the front entrance – our sides people can direct you.

We take a collection during a hymn, and while you are welcome to contribute, please feel under no obligation to do so. Simply pass the collection plate along.

Most of our services last just over an hour. They finish with a song and a blessing. After this service, you’re very welcome to stay for a chat over a cup of tea or coffee in the church hall next door (out of the main entrance, turn left around the side of the church).

If there is anything that you want to talk about or want to have prayer for, you are welcome to have a chat with whoever led the service on the day of your visit, or to contact our vicar who will be pleased to help.

This is a short service that includes readings and prayers, and is a time for quiet reflection while taking Holy Communion.

Gluten-free wafers for Communion are available upon request.

A group for the ladies of the parish.
Ladies Friendship Group hosts the 3rd, 4th and 5th Thursdays of the month from 2.00pm to 4.00pm.
Why not come along for a chat and a cuppa in a warm relaxed atmosphere? You'd be very welcome!

A group for the ladies of the parish.
Ladies Fellowship hosts the 1st 2 Thursdays of the month from 2.00pm to 4.00pm.
All welcome.

On Saturday 7th December, we're having a Christingle Coffee Afternoon in the Church Hall. It's open to families and children. Every family can make their own Christingle to take home, but there'll be plenty of tea, coffee and cake as well! Why not come along and enjoy a bit fun.
Did you know that Christingles date back to 1747 and were all about teaching children about the love of Jesus? As you make your family Christingle, you'll be following over 770 years of tradition.
All funds raised will go to The Children's Society (https://www.childrenssociety.org.uk/).

Everyone is welcome to our annual family friendly Christingle service.
Each element of a Christingle has a special meaning and these help to tell the Christian story. The orange represents the world. The red ribbon (or tape) symbolises the love and blood of Christ. The sweets and dried fruit represent all of God’s creations. The lit candle represents Jesus’s light in the world, bringing hope to people living in darkness.
We look forward to seeing you there!

All are welcome at St Mary's Carol Service on Wednesday 18th December at 7.00pm. We'll be retelling the Christmas story as well as singing lots of carols - old and new! So why not come along for a festive evening and enjoy re-exploring the reason for the season? The birth of a baby that changed the history of the world!

Our Christmas Eve Crib service on Tuesday 24th December will be a special family time when we will be retelling the nativity story. Shepherds, angels, Mary and Joseph - they're all there in our story as we spend time exploring how Jesus came down to earth as a baby. We look forward to seeing you!

Come and join us on our journey from Christmas Eve into Christmas Day!
It will be a special time when we will be celebrating Holy Communion with carols, prayers and readings. Celebrating the reason for our faith - that Jesus came down from heaven as a baby, grew up and lived amongst us, then died on the cross to save us from our sins.
Everyone is welcome to this special service.

Come and join us as we celebrate this very special day! Bring your presents as the vicar will definitely be bringing his! We will have carols, readings, prayers as well as Holy Communion where we will be worshipping and thanking God for the greatest gift - Jesus, who came down to earth from heaven for us.
You are very warmly invited to come along and hear more about this Jesus.