Choral Eucharist using the Common Worship liturgy with mostly traditional hymns. The service is followed by tea/coffee/juice and biscuits in the narthex.

All Age Eucharist

A Service of the Word with mostly traditional hymns. Sunday School join the congregation for the latter part of the service. The service is followed by tea/coffee/juice and biscuits in the narthex.

A fun-friendly group of children and parents who meet during our service on the second and third Sunday of each month.

The 'Sing for Pleasure' choir visits Dobcross for another Christmas celebration.
They will be joined at this concert by Oldham Music Centre Wind Group.
"Ding Dong! Merrily on high ........."

Come and hear the wondrous story of the Nativity with Sunday Club.
“Away in a manger, no crib for a bed.”

Rt Revd Mark Davies, Bishop of Middleton, will preside at this community celebration, joined by Dobcross Silver Band and our own church choir.
Come and enjoy those well-known readings and carols.
“O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant…”

Dobcross Youth Band play carols by torchlight on Churchfields to raise money for their chosen charity.
Mulled wine and mince pies available.

Revd Sachin Awale will celebrate the Midnight Eucharist. Come and welcome the birth of Jesus at this beautiful candlelit service.
“Christians, awake! Salute this happy morn”

Members of Dobcross Youth Band past and present play carols around the village in aid of their chosen charity.
If they call please give generously.

Revd Ian Brocklehurst celebrates at a choral communion service, as we rejoice with the whole world that Jesus Christ was born today in Bethlehem.
“Yea, Lord we greet Thee...”

Join us at our benefice eucharist service

Epiphany is when the Three Wise Men or Three Kings arrive, bringing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
“As with gladness men of old did the guiding star behold, ...”

Church, School, Dobcross Youth Band and community join together to celebrate the Christingle tradition which originated in the Moravian church in Germany in 1747. All proceeds from this service go to The Children’s Society, which has been supported by Christingle services for over 50 years.
“Like a candle flame, ...”

Choral Eucharist using the Book of Common Prayer liturgy with mostly traditional hymns. The service is followed by tea/coffee/juice and biscuits in the narthex.