A quiet service of reflection in the days before Christmas
Hear the Christmas story retold from the Bible with carols old and new followed by mulled wine and a mince pie.
Children are invited to dress up as angels, shepherds or wise men – or even sheep or camels to take part in the Christmas story and sing carols
Experience the beginning of Christmas and welcome the Christ child in a moving but simple service>
A traditional service of Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer. A time for quiet rejoicing on Christmas morning.
An informal but lively celebration of the birth of Jesus, suitable for all ages and featuring the traditional Festive Quiz.
If there is a fifth Sunday in the month we gather together as a group of churches in one of the churches in the group in Bitton, Warmley or Syston. See news updates on this website, our parish magazine or local church notice boards for details of venues for this service
In this service we welcome all those who are baptised to share bread and wine and remember Jesus’ death and resurrection. There is a mixture of hymns and contemporary songs, prayers and bible readings and there is a bible-based talk. After the service there is opportunity for conversation and coffee and then to join in with a bring-and- share lunch.
We extend a welcome for everyone.
Whenever there is a fifth Sunday in the month
In this service we welcome all those who are baptised to share bread and wine and remember Jesus’ death and resurrection. There is a mixture of hymns and contemporary songs, prayers and bible readings and there is a bible-based talk. After the service there is opportunity for conversation and coffee.
We extend a welcome for everyone, but the service content is aimed at an adult audience. There are toys and books for young children available at the back of church.
A joyful celebration that brings families and communities together to share the light of Jesus and spread a message of hope.
Christingle celebrations are named after the Christingles that are lit during the ceremony. Christingles are oranges wrapped in red tape decorated with dried fruit or sweets with a candle in the top. Each element of a Christingle has a special meaning and helps to tell the Christian story.
We are pleased that Jim Davies of the Children's Society will be with us
A more formal service with prayers, hymns, worship songs and bible readings and a bible-based talk. After the service there is opportunity for conversation and coffee.
We extend a welcome for everyone, but the service content is aimed at an adult audience. There are toys and books for young children available at the back of church.