Our main Worship of the week. A full, modern language sung Eucharist, with hymns and sermon. An active Junior Church (called 'Sunday Clubs' and which are age-appropriate) goes out from the service after the Collect into the halls for their own teaching and activities - rejoining the adults at the moment of Communion. On festivals this service takes the form of an all-age Eucharist, when often our Brownie and Guide Units parade. After the service we meet in the hall for coffee, tea, juice and biscuits and a time of fellowship and catching up with each other.

This service is an oasis of peace and calm at the end of the day. It takes a number of different forms but most regularly using the ancient and beautiful words of the Book of Common Prayer, geared to the season and to the moment.

Eucharist (BCP) & Coffee
A short said Eucharist following the Book of Common Prayer, without hymns or sermon (except on very special occasions) - after which the congregation usually adjourns to the local coffee shop for a time of fellowship and chat

Come and join us for everyone's favourite festival - Harvest Thanksgiving. Our all-age Festal Eucharist at which our Uniformed organisations will parade, will be a fitting celebration of thanks for all that God gives us in creation and for our daily needs, and a chance to think of those less fortunate than ourselves. We will offer harvest gifts ourselves which will be donated to North Enfield Food Bank as usual, and break the Harvest Loaf as a sign of our collective thanksgiving for the bread of life - Jesus himself. Being close to Michaelmas, we also celebrate our Patronal Festival - a double celebration of thanks in what is sure to be a memorable day!!

Today we give thanks for God's word and all those who have, throughout the ages, proclaimed it, taught it, and handed it down from generation to generation. Don't forget to bring your own Bible along to our Morning Service during which the traditional blessing of Bibles will take place

Join us on this special day for our All-age Eucharist when we not only recall all those men and women throughout the ages who have given us an example of Christian service, but also learn how we can be modern-day 'saints'!

A simple and moving service - we share together in prayer and music, remembering our loved ones who are no longer with us in this life. There will also be an opportunity to light a candle in their memory.

A very special day in the life of this country for young and old - we celebrate the Eucharist during which wreaths are presented by all our Parish groups, and then, as 11am approaches, we focus our thoughts on those who have given their lives in all conflicts, and enter the full ceremonies associated with Remembrance Sunday. Following the two minutes silence, the Parish wreath will be laid at the War Memorial, and we shall process out into the gardens, where, led by the Vicar on behalf of the parish, we will plant poppy crosses in the Memorial garden underneath the East Windows in tribute to the fallen. Do join us for this solemn, but very fulfilling act of national unity.