Morning Prayer is held each Second Sunday.
Holy Communion Service each Fourth Sunday. In both services we use the book of Common Prayer, the old 1662 Prayer Book, in this beautiful and ancient Norman Church.

A service of Holy Communion with the great Palm Sunday hymns, the story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, then the story of Jesus' passion and death.
A palm cross will be given to everyone to take home. Use it as a bookmark, fix it to the fridge, in a vase, to remind you of all it stands for!

Celebrate the Risen Christ in Holy Communion, with others from the local community, the celebration of the year. Jesus is risen, the grave is empty and new life begins to rise within ourselves. Hope has entered the world; darkness is driven out.