Informal activities and crafts for all young people (and their parents if they wish) in the upper hall.
Our Holy Communion service takes place at the same time in the main church building.

Come along to Scones of Praise - like Songs of Praise on the BBC, but with the added bonus of a range of homemade scones with jam and cream, served with and tea and coffee. Do join us and bring a friend, for a great opportunity for fellowship, friendship, and exercising our vocal cords.

Everyone is welcome to our Holy Communion service at 10.00am to mark Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent.

Throughout Lent 2026 we will be following the Church of England’s theme Draw Near: Life-giving habits for Lent. This year’s resources will help us to think about a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter. The Lent Course will begin on Ash Wednesday, 18th February, and will run for seven weeks during the whole of Lent. There are three groups to choose from:

Wednesday mornings in church at 10.45am (after our midweek Communion service)

Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

Thursday evenings at 7.30pm

Please sign up asap on the relevant sheet at the back of church and indicate if you would like a course booklet (at a discounted price of £2.50).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 18th February through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

Throughout Lent 2026 we will be following the Church of England’s theme Draw Near: Life-giving habits for Lent. This year’s resources will help us to think about a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter. The Lent Course will begin on Ash Wednesday, 18th February, and will run for seven weeks during the whole of Lent. There are three groups to choose from:

Wednesday mornings in church at 10.45am (after our midweek Communion service)

Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

Thursday evenings at 7.30pm

Please sign up asap on the relevant sheet at the back of church and indicate if you would like a course booklet (at a discounted price of £2.50).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 18th February through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

Throughout Lent 2026 we will be following the Church of England’s theme Draw Near: Life-giving habits for Lent. This year’s resources will help us to think about a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter. The Lent Course will begin on Ash Wednesday, 18th February, and will run for seven weeks during the whole of Lent. There are three groups to choose from:

Wednesday mornings in church at 10.45am (after our midweek Communion service)

Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

Thursday evenings at 7.30pm

Please sign up asap on the relevant sheet at the back of church and indicate if you would like a course booklet (at a discounted price of £2.50).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 18th February through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

A Spring Concert with Dorset Police Male Voice Choir - this talented choir will perform songs from their repertoire and they're going to sound a treat with the wonderful acoustics of All Saints' Church. Can't wait to hear them!

Tickets £10 per person, available in church and online here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/all-saints-church-southbourne/t-oejykgk or scan the QR code below (booking fee applies).

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Come along on Mothering Sunday 15th March to our morning Communion service when we will be giving out posies and giving thanks for the positive input from the women in our lives.

Informal activities and crafts for all young people (and their parents if they wish) in the upper hall.
Our Holy Communion service takes place at the same time in the main church building.

Catherine Clarke is a writer and academic, and will be reading from her latest book 'A History of England in 25 Poems', which has been a BBC Radio 4 Book of the Week and a Times Book of the Week, and more. Prepare to be enthralled on this illuminating journey through England's history.

With musical interludes by Rebecca Newton and Ellen Davis, it's bound to be a captivating evening.