A quiet service to start your day.
Join us for Sunday morning worship.
There is a creche and Sunday School every Sunday, apart from when the All Age Eucharist takes place, usually the second Sunday in each month, when the young people join us in church.
Further information and links can be found on our website: standrewsuxbridge.org
Join us every Sunday morning for X-Treme during the 10am service at St Andrew’s Church. Pop in and ask for an X-Treme leader! Please contact Alessandra, our youth worker, for more information about youth activities across the parish - 01895 258766.
For 11-17 years old
Term time only
The service will commence at 10am in St Margaret's and there will be a Palm Sunday procession to St Andrew's. There will be readings and prayers in the town centre and on the Civic Centre forecourt . The service will then conclude in St Andrew's.
Drop In for those who have been bereaved
This is a low intensity gentle exercise class, fun and social for those who want to get back to exercise or are new to exercise, with all abilities welcome. Mostly seated exercises. It is not a dance class or exercise to music.
Held in the Upper Room at St Margaret's. Just come along, no need to book. £3 per session.
Glow is a Christian Youth Club for Ages 11-18 yrs
Youth Club style format.
Loads of fun and activities
Please contact Alessandra, our youth worker, for more information about youth activities across the parish - 01895 258766.
Further information and links can be found on our website: www.uxbridgeparishyouth.org
Term Time only
Every Tuesday evening 7 to 10pm in St Andrew’s Church Hall. A time of fellowship and fun, where you can meet with others to play tabletop games, anything from Snap to Warhammer. There will be a refreshments bar. Games will be provided, or you can bring your own favourites. Entrance is by voluntary donation. For more information contact [email protected] or
A friendly, informal service for babies, toddlers and pre-school children, their parents and carers.
Starting with tea and toast at 9am.
Followed by a service at 9:30.
Usually in the Church Hall.
We love to offer the opportunity for those who would like to come together with God and with one another via Zoom. An opportunity to chat as we gather together, followed by time to share in a simple version of Morning Prayer, as we offer the day to God and have the opportunity to share and pray for concerns that are on our hearts and in the wider world.
Please contact us for the Zoom link.
Via Zoom
Maundy Thursday is the day when we remember Jesus sharing the Last Supper with his disciples before his death.
Maundy Thursday gets its name from the Latin word mandare meaning to command. We remember Jesus' command: 'Love one another as I have loved you'.
We gather to walk through Uxbridge together. We do this to remember that Jesus had to carry his cross publicly through the streets of Jerusalem. It is a public statement of faith, a retelling of the crucifixion story and a reminder of Jesus’ words ‘Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.'
We will meet at St Andrew’s to start at 11am. There will be stops at the Civic Centre and in Uxbridge town centre. The Passion drama will take place on St Margaret’s forecourt. Afterwards there will be hot crossed buns inside St Margaret’s.
Good Friday is the day when Christians remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. It is a sombre day. We meet, pray and reflect on the sacrifice Jesus willingly paid for all our sins.
A quiet service to begin Easter Sunday.
On Easter Sunday we celebrate because Jesus died for our sins and then rose again.
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate because Jesus died for our sins and then rose again.
On the third day after being crucified, Jesus' tomb was found to be empty. He had risen from the dead. Life triumphs over death! The joy of resurrection is possible only because Christ endured death and conquered it.
A different and creative way of doing church for children and families. Each Messy Church event includes craft activities, songs, stories but most of all it is an opportunity for families to grow in faith together and build new friendships.