Come along during term time to the John Pearson Hall for a fun baby and toddlers drop-in group.
Every Friday morning from 10-11am, we meet in church to pray for our parish and the people who live here.
Family Friendly Worship + Fun!
This is a real opportunity to reflect on the prayer Jesus gave us as a model and find ways of deepening and enhancing our prayer life - individually and corporately.
Do come and join us for this thought provoking theme and time for worship and reflection - also for tea and cake at 5.45pm!
Come and join us for simple, beautiful prayers at St. John’s at 9:00 am on Tuesdays.
The service takes about 20 minutes and all are welcome.
Come and join us for coffee, cake and a chat.
An oasis of calm during the busy week.
Coffee, cake and fellowship following the service.
Every Wednesday at 10.45am. Tea, coffee, cake and a chat with Rev Heather about whatever takes your fancy!
A service of Holy Communion with formal structure, using liturgy, hymns and music from the Church of England tradition.
This service will be live-streamed.
Come and join us for tea and home-made cake, company, conversation and friendship. For more information please contact Marion Morley, tel: 733921 or Margaret Stewart, tel: 735185
Tabletalk will start at noon with a bring and share lunch (or bring your own if on a special diet), followed by a discussion on a topical subject.
Although we will have a short opening or closing prayer and maybe a relevant Bible reading it is open to everyone from any church community or none.
This is a relaxed, non-judgemental space where no topic is taboo, all opinions accepted and diverse views wecomed! For more information please contact Jackie, tel: 732056, Miranda, tel: 732064 or Sue, tel: 733597
A said service of Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month. The 1662 Book of Common Prayer is used in traditional language.
This quiet, reflective fourth Sunday service contains music, hymns, bible readings and periods of silence in the Celtic tradition. You don’t have to be “religious” to attend. Those with faith, those without faith and those who are searching, are all very welcome.