A special Christmas celebration of the Lord's Supper using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Join us as we journey through advent and Christmas with this series of short reflective services, each followed by a light breakfast. The services will take place in churches throughout our parishes and draw upon Paula Gooder’s new book ‘Women of the Nativity’. Nine imagined stories which take a fresh look at well-known bible narratives, all from the perspective of women, will guide us throughout this series of services. Whether you are able to attend all instalments of this series or not, we hope to welcome you to be a part of this journey through advent, Christmas and Ephiphany.

A joint Eucharist bringing together all nine of our parishes into a single service of Christmas celebration!
Please note that no other service will take place across our nine parishes on this day.

A friendly and welcoming group for babies, toddlers and their grown-ups!

Plenty of toys to play with, toilets and changing facilities available, story and song-time, a prepared craft each week and healthy snacks. Plus hot drinks and biscuits for adults. Free to attend. Free parking in the car park at the end of church road.

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This is the traditional service of morning prayer which the Church of England has been using since 1662. The language is traditional and hymns are sung.

This celebration of the Lord's Supper uses the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Hymns and parts of the service are sung and the language is traditional.