This Lent we will be following 'Living Hope', a series of readings and reflections written by Cathrine Fungai Ngangira and Belle Tindall, both contributors to 'Wild Bright Hope: The Big Church Read Lent Book 2025' (SPCK), together with Victoria Mason, Everyday Faith Editor for the Church of England.

The course offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world. It will run for seven weeks from Ash Wednesday on 5th March through Lent and Holy Week and will take place:

- during extended Wednesday communions at 10.00am

- on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

- and on 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 £2.20).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 5th March through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

This Lent we will be following 'Living Hope', a series of readings and reflections written by Cathrine Fungai Ngangira and Belle Tindall, both contributors to 'Wild Bright Hope: The Big Church Read Lent Book 2025' (SPCK), together with Victoria Mason, Everyday Faith Editor for the Church of England.

The course offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world. It will run for seven weeks from Ash Wednesday on 5th March through Lent and Holy Week and will take place:

- during extended Wednesday communions at 10.00am

- on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

- and on 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 £2.20).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 5th March through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

This Lent we will be following 'Living Hope', a series of readings and reflections written by Cathrine Fungai Ngangira and Belle Tindall, both contributors to 'Wild Bright Hope: The Big Church Read Lent Book 2025' (SPCK), together with Victoria Mason, Everyday Faith Editor for the Church of England.

The course offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world. It will run for seven weeks from Ash Wednesday on 5th March through Lent and Holy Week and will take place:

- during extended Wednesday communions at 10.00am

- on Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm

- and on 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 £2.20).

You can read and listen to daily Lent reflections from 5th March through the Everyday Faith app, which is available to download here: https://www.churchofengland.org/faith-life/exploring-faith/everyday-faith.

Come along on Mothering Sunday 30th 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.

SmAll Saints meets every Tuesday morning during term-time only, in the Lower Hall in Oxford Avenue. All families are welcome, £2 per family. This is a lovely opportunity for the children to get together to play and for mums, dads, and grandparents to have a chat and a coffee!

If you would like more information please contact the Church Office (see 'Get in Touch' in the menu).

**Please note: this group is sometimes full, but please call the church office on 01202 253983 to add your name to our waiting list.

There will be a donkey-led procession from St Katharine’s School, Rolls Drive, BH6 4NA, processing to St Nicholas’ Church on the Broadway for a short act of worship, and then to St Katharine’s Church for a joint Communion service at 10.30am. You are welcome to join for all or part of the procession, or just come for the service.

A quiet, reflective communion service for Maundy Thursday

Walking from All Saints' Church to Fisherman's Walk bandstand, a walk of witness on this Good Friday. Shared worship beginning at 11.15.

An hour of music and meditation to mark Good Friday

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.

Celebrating that Christ has risen! There will be Holy Communion in church, with Crafty Sunday in the upper hall. All young people (and their parents if they wish) are welcome for informal activities and crafts in the upper hall, while our Holy Communion service takes place in the church.

A celebration of English choral music, including pieces by Henry Purcell, William Paxton, Benjamin Britten and Edward Elgar.

Formed in 1987 and based in East Devon, the Sheldon Singers is a mixed voice choir of 20 members. Led by their acclaimed Musical Director, Julie De’Ath Lancaster, they love to sing a wide range of sacred and secular music and have performed in many European cities, as well as the great cathedrals and churches of the UK.

Free admission with a retiring collection.

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