Join us for our Daily Office. This is a small service that us held in the Lady Chapel, led by the clergy and members of the ministry team

Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 12pm we are open for Personal Prayer and Visitors.

We are open for you to come in and pray in your Parish Church. You can pray in the large areas or a smaller chapel with someone or by yourself. Welcome!' to St Mary's Church, Aylesbury

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New Horizons is a bereavement cafe open to anyone who has suffered any kind of bereavement, either recently, months ago or years ago. New Horizons will be a safe place to talk to others who understand what losing a loved one feels like.

Join us for tea, coffee, cake and conversation - grief is a journey that no one should have to go through alone.

Said Eucharist in the Lady Chapel

Seventy minute chamber concert performed by musicians of high calibre, including professional musicians as well as senior music students at the Royal Academy of Music and Aylesbury Music Centre.

Doors open 7.30pm - Band on 8.15pm
Tickets are now on sale from Aylesbury Music Shop and link below;
www.ents24.com/aylesbury-events/jazzupfront-st-marys-church/
With Bar, Cheese Platters & Snacks
https://en-gb.facebook.com/jazzupfrontbucks/

We are open for you to come in and pray in your Parish Church. You can pray in the large areas or a smaller chapel with someone or by yourself. Welcome!' to St Mary's Church, Aylesbury

Please call the church office to double check if your visit is a special one on 01296 437641

Pop in and have a cup of tea and chat with Fr Doug.
Please check with the parish office by 3.30pm Thursday each week that Fr Doug will be available. t: 01296 437641 e: [email protected]

A service to Remember those we have loved but see no longer.
Please join us to remember your loved ones and light a candle in remembrance of them.

Book of Common Prayer 1662

Join us for our Sung Eucharist

Come along and join our wonderful choir for All Saints Choral Evensong

Readings (BCP):
Ecclesiastes 44, 1-5
Revelations 7, 9-end.

Psalm: 148 (all)

Anthem: Lord Give thy Holy Spirit - Tallis

Mag & Nunc: Weelkes

Preces and Responses: Tallis in D

Hymns:
For all the Saints (selected verses)
Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones

The Needlecraft Group meet on the second Saturday of every month from 10am - 11.30am.

The group work on some church related items, items to sell at Craft Fairs to raise funds, or just personal projects. If your skills are in tapestry, crochet, knitting, embroidery or sewing etc, or if you would like to learn more about these skills just join us and enjoy a hot drink and chat with fellow needlecrafters.

With Rebeca Ortega and Ramon Ruiz
Don't miss out on this opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Andalusia, with traditional and modern Flamenco artistry

Julian Meetings are for all denominations - or none—who wish to join with others in contemplative prayer, in the Christian tradition, when we will contemplate the love and companionship of God in our lives, and give thanks for His Healing Grace.

For more information please email Heather Cotman e: [email protected]

Crafts, Preserves, Cakes and much more
PLUS Soup & Roll, Tea/Coffee & Biscuit
Local Crafts Made-by-Hand with Love

Arnold
Tam O'Shanter Overture

Bruch
Violin Concerto
Adrianna Bec

Tchaikovsky
Symphony No 4

Conductor Robert Hodge
Leader Mark Warner

Tickets £13 in advance or £15 on the door
Concessions £11 in advance or £13 on the door
Family and child tickets also available in advance or on the door

Tickets can be booked at: aylesburyorchestra.co.uk

LABYRINTH PRODUCTIONS
presents
THE LION IN WINTER
by James Goldman
Tickets: https:/www.ticketsource.co.uk/labyrinth-productions
Any enquiries to: [email protected]

Anton Bruckner
Mass in E minor
PLUS
Choral music for the Festive Season
Palestrina, Beamish, Stopford and others, including Carols for audience
Sung by
Aylesbury Choral Society with The Wind Ensemble of Aylesbury Sinfonia
Directed by Philip Stopford
Tickets £18 (£7 u18)
aylesburychoral.org.uk or from members, or scan the QR code on the poster

Christingles are made up of different parts, each part there to remind us of:

The orange represents the world.
The candle reminds Christians of Jesus who we believe he is the light of the world.
The red ribbons goes around the 'world' and being the colour of blood, reminds Christians that Jesus died for us.
The four cocktail sticks can represent either the four corners of the world or the four seasons.
The sweets, or dried fruit, reminds Christians of God's gifts to the world including love.

Traditional Nine Lessons & Carols Service with Mulled Wine & Mince Pies following the service.

Join us as we go carol singing to our neighbours.
Meet at the front door of St Mary's church.
Remember to bring your lantern!

All welcome to join our Nativity Service.
Children are encouraged to come dressed as their favourite Nativity character or chose one of the many outfits we have at the church and join in with the cast.

Come and visit during a quiet time on Christmas Eve, light a candle, say a prayer, sit in silence and reflect during our candlelight vigil.

Traditional Midnight Mass Service with Eucharist

Everyone welcome!
Free of Charge
Three course traditional Christmas dinner (vegetarian option available).
Enjoy games, entertainment and company.

No need to book. Just turn up!