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Palm Sunday Group Service SPRATTON CHURCH

for 1 hour
St Andrew's Church Spratton
St Andrew's Church Spratton, Brixworth Rd, Spratton, Northampton NN6 8HH, NN6 8HH

A service to mark Palm Sunday with a procession, a dramatised reading from the Bible and Holy Communion

Compline for Monday in Holy Week

for 30 mins
St Denys
Church Lane Cold Ashby, NN6 6EG, United Kingdom

A short contemplative service.

Compline for Tuesday in Holy Week HOLLOWELL CHURCH

for 30 mins
St James Hollowell
St James Hollowell, Church Hill, Hollowell, Northampton NN6 8RR, NN6 8RR

A short contemplative service.

Compline for Wednesday of Holy Week RAVENSTHORPE CHURCH

for 30 mins
St Denys Ravensthorpe
St Denys Ravensthorpe, Church Hill, Ravensthorpe, Northampton NN6 8EP, NN6 8EP

A short contemplative service.

Maundy Thursday Communion GUILSBOROUGH CHURCH

for 1 hour
St Etheldreda Guilsborough
St Etheldreda Guilsborough, Coton Rd, Guilsborough, Northampton NN6 8RD, NN6 8RD

A service of Holy Communion during which we recall Jesus at the Last Supper with his disciples. Followed by a Watch of Devotion.

Good Friday Stations of the Cross CREATON CHURCH

for 1 hour
St Michael and All Angels Creaton
St Michael and All Angels Creaton, Violet Ln, Creaton, Northampton NN6 8NR, NN6 8NR

We witness Jesus’ journey to the cross through images, words and music.

Easter Day Communion

for 1 hour
St Denys
Church Lane Cold Ashby, NN6 6EG, United Kingdom

A celebration of Easter.

Group Service of Holy Communion with APCMs GUILSBOROUGH CHURCH

for 1 hour
St Etheldreda Guilsborough
St Etheldreda Guilsborough, Coton Rd, Guilsborough, Northampton NN6 8RD, NN6 8RD

Group Service incorporating the Annual Parochial Church Meetings for all eight churches in the Uplands Group. Also Reverend Caroline's last Sunday before retiring.

Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)

Monthly. Every Fourth Sunday at for 50 mins
St Denys
Church Lane Cold Ashby, NN6 6EG, United Kingdom

A service of Holy Communion with recorded music and hymns.
The Book of Common Prayer was written during the 1600s and although it has been revised a little since then the language and mood of the service reflect its centuries old history.