Facilities and features
Accessibility
Public toilets, available during church opening hours.
Fold-down baby changing table and space for a double-pram.
We recommend bringing bikes into the church where they can be stored securely.
Limited car parking available at service times. Please contact the Church office in advance.
Three public toilets, of which one fully accessible to modern standards.
Limited car parking available at service times. Please contact the Church office in advance.
The church is fully accessible. There is space for a wheelchair in the pews. Please email the office if you have any questions.
A hearing loop operates in the church. We use it at all Sunday services. Please inform a member of the clergy if you need assistance.
Large-print hymn books and service sheets provided.
Assistance dogs are very welcome.
Gluten-free Communion wafers available. Please speak to the clergy before the service.
Our Building
The great, stained-glass window at the east end of the church, over the Lord's Table, depicts the Transfiguration of Christ on Mount Tabor.
The church is open everyday for individual prayer. Prayer Books and Bibles are offered in the pews.
Grade One listed.
Music and Worship
Please contact the Church office for more information.
Recitals every Friday. Other concerts and live music as published on church website.
Services are drawn from the only permanently-authorised liturgy of the Church of England, the Book of Common Prayer (1662), with readings from the Authorized Version of the Bible. Compline is sung weekly on Wednesdays from the 1928 Book of Common Prayer (the "Deposited Book").
A quartet of four professional singers leads worship on Sunday mornings.
A voluntary choir leads Sunday Evensong and services on Feast Days through the year.
All are very welcome to join.
The Organ
Groups, Courses and Activities
Monthly activities including parish walks and church visits.
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous groups meet in the Vestry House on weekdays. See their respective websites for more information.
The parish runs regular studies and courses through the year. Recent themes have included, "Covenant and the Old Testament", New Testament Greek, and the Epistle of James.
Please speak to the Rector or clergy if you are interested in joining our Baptism and Confirmation preparation classes.
One charity, Street Storage uses the Church's facilities on Wednesday mornings. Another charity, Showerbox, provides homeless provision on Saturday mornings.
The church has a play area. All are very welcome to make use of this facility through the week.
Please contact the church office if you would like to get involved with either of our two resident charities, Showerbox and Street Storage. We are always delighted to hear from prospective volunteers.
Help for Visitors
Please contact the church office to arrange a guided tour. We are very happy to welcome groups small or large.
Information about the history of the church, including monuments and parish records can be found near the entrance to the nave. Our Wikipedia page is also a useful starting point to learn more about the history of the parish.
The Rosie & Joe coffee stall is open in the north churchyard, Monday-Friday, 8am - 3.30pm.
Monday - Friday | 9am - 5pm
Saturday | 10am - 2pm
Sunday | At service times
Other Features
Our historic Vestry House is available for hire. Perfect for meetings, birthdays and private parties, support groups, etc. Please contact the church office for more information.