Our regular weekly Parent and Toddler Group in the Church Hall.
Weekly
A quiet, simple celebration of the Eucharist, lasting about 30 minutes.
Church Lads & Girls Brigade, meets every Wednesday in the church hall
Term time
A quiet said Eucharist accoding to the Book of Common Prayer, without hymns.
This is our regular Sunday Eucharist with hymns. There is a children's corner at the rear of the church. On special days we may have incense.
Join us for Stations of the Cross service as we walk together, reflecting on Christ’s journey to the cross. Through scripture, prayer, and contemplation, we honor His sacrifice and embrace the profound love that leads us toward Easter.
Join us on Palm Sunday for a joyful service, beginning with a symbolic procession from the church hall, commemorating Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. As we walk together, waving palms and singing praises, we reflect on His journey and prepare our hearts for the Holy Week ahead.
Join us for a reflective Holy Week service this Wednesday as we journey deeper into the passion of Christ. Through scripture, prayer, and quiet contemplation, we prepare our hearts for the solemn days ahead, drawing closer to the hope of Easter.
Join us on Maundy Thursday for a sacred service reflecting on the Last Supper and Jesus’ call to love and serve one another. Through scripture, prayer, and quiet contemplation, we remember His final moments with His disciples and prepare for the journey to the cross.
Come and spend the Last Hour at the Cross in a time of quiet reflection and devotion. Through readings, prayers, and stillness, we pause to witness Christ’s sacrifice, drawing near to the mystery of His love and redemption.
Begin Easter Sunday with a quiet and reflective Said Eucharist, marking the resurrection of Christ with reverence and prayer. In the stillness, we give thanks for His victory over death and the promise of new life.
Join us for a glorious Sung Eucharist as we celebrate the joy of Easter with uplifting music, scripture, and the breaking of bread. Together, we rejoice in Christ’s resurrection and the hope it brings to the world.