The 8:00 a.m. Sunday Mass is said, in the Lady Chapel, according to the Book of Common Prayer.

This is the main Sunday service at St Ambrose Church.

On Sundays, Evening prayer (Book of Common Prayer) is sung in the Chancel.

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

Evening Prayer (Common Worship) is said on weekdays in the Lady Chapel - all are welcome.
Evening Prayer on Wednesdays is preceded by the Rosary at 5:00 p.m.
On Sundays Evening Prayer (BCP) is sung in the chancel.

Stefan's ensemble rehearsal in church.

For more details please contact Stefan Deflilet directly.
http://bournemouth-violin-teacher.co.uk/
Telephone: 01202 461 617
Mobile: 07961 447 405
Email: [email protected]

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

La Nova Singers rehearsal in church.

For more details please contact La Nova Singers direct: http://www.lanovasingers.co.uk/

A well-established and popular service at St Ambrose, especially with visitors, this is the First Mass of Christmas. The service starts in a darkened, candle-lit church in which the crib scene and Christmas tree shine out. It sees the the Christ Child laid in the manger and the Advent Wreath is completed with the lighting of the central candle - representing the Light that come into the world. Frankincense is used in the thurible and we sing familiar Christmas carols. The service lasts about an hour.

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

The Rosary is said, in the Lady Chapel, before Evening Prayer on Wednesdays.

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

A group meets every Thursday, at 10 a.m., at a member's home for bible study and refreshments.
For more details contact Gillian Tankard on 01202 911981 or [email protected]

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

Orchestra Rehearsal

For more details contact the Orchstra direct:
https://www.westbourne-orchestra.co.uk/

This office is said in the Lady Chapel.

The Study Group meets on alternate Wednesdays, at 3 p.m., in the church for discussion and refreshments. Members read one or two chapters of the current study book and discuss issues arising.

Recent study books have included The Return of the Prodigal Son (Henri Nouwen), The Secular Terrorist (Peter Mullen), Epiphanies of the Ordinary (Charlie Cleverly), The Imitation of Christ (Thomas à Kempis), The Dignity of Difference (Jonathan Sacks), The Gospel and the Catholic Church (Michael Ramsey, former Archbishop of Canterbury), Mere Christianity (C. S. Lewis) and Nativity (Geza Vermes).

Our current book is The Universal Christ (Richard Rohr) from 4th March, 2020 - follow the link for more details of the book. Copies are provided.