Our main weekly service: an hour-long celebration of the Eucharist ‘in the round’, with bells, incense and hymns. Refreshments are served upstairs after the service.
Stations of the Cross is an ancient service in which we re-enact Christ's journey to his death by walking through the church, pausing at points for prayer and meditation on the events of the Crucifixion.
Our mid-week Lent course this year will follow the Church of England’s theme, ‘Living Hope’. The course encourages us to put down deep roots of hope by connecting with God who is with us at all times.
The course will take place at the church every Wednesday during Lent, from 3 to 4pm, beginning on Wednesday 12 March.
Sessions will take the form of led reflections, group discussions, and sharing experiences relating to the Lent Course (no video lectures!). All are welcome.
We mark the beginning of Holy Week with our Palm Sunday service, where we recall Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem, and the events of the final week of his earthly life are set in motion.
A 20-minute service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day, with the reading of psalms and prayers of thanksgiving.
In this service, we remember the last night of Christ's life, where he washed his disciples' feet and celebrated the first Eucharist. We then strip the church altars and start a prayer vigil before the Blessed Sacrament, continuing until midnight. You are welcome to come and go during this time.
In the stripped and bare church, we commemorate Christ's death. The story of his passion is read, after which the Cross is venerated. This ancient and solemn service ends with the receiving of Holy Communion.
We give thanks with joy for the resurrection of Christ with a beautiful service of readings and the lighting of the new Paschal Candle. With hymns of praise we celebrate together the first Mass of Easter.
In our Parish Mass for Easter Day we renew together our baptismal promises and bless our Easter Garden, marking the new life that has come into the world through Christ.
He is Risen indeed! Alleluia! We pilgrimage around the church on the Way of Light, pausing for prayer and meditation as we recall Christ's resurrection appearances.
A 40-minute quiet, reflective service centred around Christ’s presence in the Eucharist, with a short meditative reading of scripture and blessing with the Sacrament.