Communion Service with hymns,

Usually a Eucharist/Holy communion service occasionally Morning prayer

A very Informal service aimed a families with children.

Our service for Ash Wednesday,
with Holy Communion is on 5th March at 7.00 pm
This is a contemplative service with Holy Communion in which we repent of our sins and receive ash on our foreheads in the sign of the cross, to remind us that we came from the dust and to the dust we will return.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent.

Relaxed informal worship for all

10.00am Worship Service with Holy Communion.
We are caught up in the drama when Jesus, riding into Jerusalem, was proclaimed as a King by the crowd who later turned against him. We all receive palm crosses which are blessed during the service

A contemplative service of Evening Prayer, where we will all take part in the Passion narrative, and contemplate the journey Jesus took during that first Holy week. We leave the church in silence at the end of the service.

This evening, we observe a service that dates back to the 4th Century. We meditate on the fact that it was on the evening before Good Friday that Jesus and the disciples were together for the last time, standing in the shadow of the cross. The word ‘Tenebrae’, is Latin and literally means darkness.
Our service consists of a series of Bible readings that chronicle Jesus last week. At the end of each reading a candle is snuffed out, and is symbolic of the gathering darkness that came over Jesus. At the end of the service the Paschal candle is carried out of the church. We leave the church in silence at the end of this service.

We meet with our ecumenical partners for a united ‘Walk of Witness’ through the town. As our walk progresses around the town, we shall stop at various places to listen to words of scripture and sing hymns as we recall ‘The Way of the Cross – Jesus’ journey to crucifixion. Refreshments will be provided at the end of our walk

Come and help make our Easter Garden, and join in the activities to think about the events that led Jesus to the cross on Good Friday. After the service join us for refreshments, including Hot Chocolate & Hot Cross buns.

This is an opportunity to spend some time in quiet prayer. There will also be Stations of the Cross, readings, beautiful music and prayers to help you in your contemplations.

This is a short, dramatic service, in preparation for Easter day. The Church is in darkness as the special Easter candle (Paschal candle) is blessed and lit from a small fire outside the church. The candle is then carried in procession to the Chancel. Each member of the congregation is given a small candle, which is lit from the Paschal candle; to symbolise Christ lighting the world through us. We will all renew our baptism promises during the service and celebrate the Good News, that Jesus is risen.

We meet to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection in worship and prayer. We hear about the events of that first Easter Morning, and rejoice that Christ is risen. The children will be invited to come and see the Easter Garden and the empty tomb during the service. All the children will receive a Cadbury’s crème egg at the end of the service.