A small intimate service of Morning Worship (alternate weeks there is a service of Holy Communion). Followed by tea/coffee, biscuits and a chat.

Open House every Wednesday morning offers a warm welcome to everyone.

Starting at 11am with free hot drinks/juice and biscuits, come along for some company, offer a solution to a crossword, bring your knitting or another craft.

Or, at a distance from the above, ‘work from home’, charge your phone, and access the WiFi.

We also have books, toys and activity sheets for parents/carers with young children.

4. Peace – How can we find rest in a stressful world?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

The first Saturday of every month, the church is open 10am-11.30am for prayer.

10am-10.45am is space for private prayer, followed by refreshments at 10.45am, then time to pray together for any shared concerns.

'God cares for you, so turn all your worries over to him.' 1 Peter 5:7 CEV

The traditional language (Book of Common Prayer) Said Service of Holy Communion for all our churches, and indeed everyone across the area, now takes place on the first Sunday of the month at St Andrew's Church, Hadfield. Do come along, a warm welcome at a fully accessible church building and car parking at the church for your ease if required. Service start is 8am, we look forward to seeing you.

Morning worship with music and praise (alternate weeks there is a service of Holy Communion). Followed by refreshments.

Although we don't have a creche, we do have books, toys and activity sheets for families with young children.

PCC Meeting at St Andrew's Church, on Monday 8th July 2024 at 7.30pm.

A small intimate service of Holy Communion (alternate weeks there is a service of Morning Worship). Followed by tea/coffee, biscuits and a chat.

A service of Holy Communion led by Bishop Libby. Followed by a 'bring and share' lunch. Everyone welcome.

Although we don't have a creche, we do have books, toys and activity sheets for families with young children.

To continue celebrating 150 years of St Andrew's Church (1874-2024) we are holding a 'bring and share' lunch after the morning service with Bishop Libby on 14th July 2024. We hope as many of you as possible will stay and join us.

For the benefit of anyone not familiar with a 'bring and share' lunch, those staying bring some food to put on the luncheon table which we share after the service (but don’t worry if you forget stay anyway). It is an opportunity to sit, relax and get to know or catch up with others in the congregation.

5. Freedom – How can we avoid negative cycles?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

Parents, family and friends are invited to join St Andrew's Junior School Year 6 for their leavers service in church on Friday 19th July 2024 at 10am. You are welcome to stay for refreshments afterwards.

On the third Saturday of each month, there will be a church work party 9.00am-12.00pm. The idea is that we spend time doing jobs in church, which could be cleaning specific areas of church, clearing cupboards, building shelves, tidying up and, when weather permits, outside gardening tasks. It is hoped that as time goes on we can start to build a programme of maintenance.
We hope that you will come as and when you are able, even if you can only stay for an hour or two.

6. Hope – What has God promised?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

A service of Holy Communion (alternate weeks there is a service of Morning Worship). Followed by refreshments.

Although we don't have a creche, we do have books, toys and activity sheets for families with young children.

7. Mystery – If God is sovereign, what is our role?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

8. Devotion – How can we live full on for God?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

9. Community – How can we live together in love?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.

10. Mission – How can we be ambitious with the gospel?

Part of a ten-session programme including videos, together with time for discussion, to help study and apply Paul's letter to the Romans. Using the metaphor of a mountain climb, the course tackles ten big themes found in the book of Romans which are key to understanding the Christian faith. Led by Rev'd Chris Nowak.

Refreshments served from 7.00pm.