An early morning reflective service that alternates between BCP Holy Communion and Morning Prayer.

This is a still and quiet service and is a perfect space for those who want to come and reflect upon the week.

This is the service if you like informality and modern worship music. The service will have an informal style and will cater to all ages. Children have the opportunity to take part in the service and also to go out and explore their faith through games, crafts, and fun.

Children are welcome to all of our Sunday services but at “9.30” our wonderful kid’s team gathers our children together to learn about Jesus through stories, crafts, and plenty of play. We hope that through our time together, they will come to know God’s love for them.

The music at this service is led by guitar and saxophone and comes from a variety of sources.

Refreshments will be served after this service in the Legh room.

The “11.00” is a more traditional, liturgical service lasting around 60 minutes. Music includes classic and modern hymns led by our wonderful music group.

Holy Communion is celebrated on the first, second, and fourth Sundays.

Refreshments are served from 10.15 in the Legh room, so why not join us for a coffee and chat before the service.

Join us on Monday mornings from 10.00 till 12.00 for a hot drink, toast, and a chat.

Places of Welcome are local spaces where everyone can go for a friendly face, a cup of tea and a conversation if and when they need it.

We operate around these 5 values:

Place

We’re open at the same time every week and aim to be accessible and hospitable.

People

Everyone is welcome, regardless of who you are or what your situation is.

Presence

This is a place where we can be present for one another, and actively listen to each other.

Provision

We have free refreshments and provide local information.

Presence

What are your talents? Whether it’s playing chess, knitting, excellent Rumikub skills, or making the perfect brew, we would love to share something of your experience and your skills.

A traditional, robed, communion service using Order 2 BCP.

Norbury Church runs a regular Messy Church service once a month on the third Monday between 3.30 pm and 5.00 pm.

Messy Church is a way of being church for families and others. It is Christ-centred, for all ages, based on creativity, hospitality and celebration.