This said service takes place in the Lady Chapel, where a HEPA air purifier helps to minimise risk of Covid-19 infection. The service can normally be followed remotely as it is live-streamed and recorded via Facebook (click 'Join online' below and select the appropriate live post or video). The readings are circulated to those on our email list.

Please come to this service in church. Children welcome.
Usually our robed choir leads the music, except at half-term, immediately after Easter and Christmas and during August when the service is said, with hymns and often a congregational setting of the Gloria.

Thoughtful readings, hymns and beautiful choral music to help us prepare for the coming of Jesus Christ at Christmas.

Do come and join this group of volunteers, led by non-profit organisation ARC-CIC, helping to turn our churchyard into an inviting space for peaceful enjoyment by local people. Meets weekly during active periods, fortnightly in winter. Open to all.

This said service takes place in the calm of the Lady Chapel, where a HEPA air purifier helps to minimise risk of Covid-19 infection. It is normally live-streamed and recorded via Facebook - click the 'Join online' button below for remote access.

This festival showcases over 60 Christmas trees dressed by local community groups, schools and businesses. Adult admission £2, children free, but please make an extra donation if you can - proceeds will be shared between All Saints' Church and locally-based children's charity Molly Ollys.
Please note that the opening times shown here apply to Mon,Tue, Wed, Fri, and Sat 14th only. Other days: Sat 7th 11am-3pm, both Sundays 1-5pm, Thu 12th 11am-8pm. For further details see posters, our website, or click 'More Info' button for the Festival Facebook page.

A chance to sing your favourite Christmas carols and to hear some performed by the choir of All Saints’ Parish Church, all supporting The Myton Hospices. Tickets £9 (family £19) on the door.

This magical service follows the traditional pattern with bible readings and carols, some for congregation and some sung by our choir.

These informal, candle-lit, joyful celebrations have been taking place all over Britain since 1968, bringing families and communities together and supporting the Children's Society - so please contribute to the retiring collection if you can.

An informal, family-friendly carol service on Christmas Eve

Holy Communion to celebrate Christ's birth.

A said service celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, held in the peace of our Lady Chapel under the beautiful Nativity murals painted by Blanche Marguerite Falcon in 1901.

Our choir is taking a well-earned break, so please come along to join in singing Christmas carols and the Gloria of David Thorne's Trinity Mass. Children welcome.

Cathedral-style service on major festivals and (usually) one Sunday of each month during university term. The timeless words of the Book of Common Prayer are used, with the responses, psalm, canticles and an anthem sung by our choir, as well as hymns and an organ voluntary. If you come early you may be able to join us for a cup of tea before the service.