Our main service on Sunday mornings is a family Eucharist (Holy Communion) with choir. The Young Saints Sunday School meets every week, but children are also welcome to stay in church if they would prefer. Some of the Young Saints are members of the choir and others serve at the altar. A few are members of the “Stream Team”, ensuring that our live-streamed service reaches those at home who are worshipping remotely. Coffee/tea follows morning Sunday worship in the nave of the Old Church.

A quiet and reflective midweek healing Eucharist is held each Tuesday at 12.15 in the Old Church. Feel free to bring a lunch; the service is followed by tea/coffee.
Healing, reconciliation and restoration are integral to the good news of Jesus Christ. For this reason prayer for individuals, focused through laying on of hands or anointing with oil, has a proper place within the public prayer of the Church. God’s gracious activity of healing is to be seen both as part of the proclaiming of the good news and as an outworking of the presence of the Spirit in the life of the Church.

An invigorating spiritual top-up for the middle of the week followed by tea/coffee in the Old Church.

A lovely relaxed and friendly parent and toddler group - all most welcome.

A relaxed and pleasant gathering over afternoon tea, offering fellowship and support to those who have recently lost someone close to them and those who are struggling with their grief.

This is a short form of Morning Prayer which incorporates 20 minutes of silence at its centre. It is a wonderful way to touch base with God in stillness amidst a very busy world. All are most welcome. Come, find a little space for God.

This is a Parade service which members of our scout and guide groups attend. We invite you to bring an unwrapped toy for a child under 5 - these will be given to the local Salvation Army for distribution to those who might not otherwise receive gifts.

A simple reflective Bible Study in the Ignatian tradition. Good for people of all levels of faith. Gentle and internally transformative without being uncomfortable.

A traditional carol service incorporating the richness of our choir interspersed with nine of the most important and transformative lessons from the Bible in the build up to Christmas.

The renowned Christingle at All Saints'. Raising money for the Children's Society this service includes the children's Nativity \tableau. If you don't know what a Christingle is come along and find out.

A traditional Christmas-eve night is only complete with Midnight Mass. Whatever else you are doing, make sure you come along to this deep and rich celebration of the Eucharist. Join us to celebrate Christ's Mass and become reacquainted with the 'reason for the season'. This service is surrounded by awe and wonder, as this is the night that changed the world forever, this is the night the Prince of Peace, Jesus, is born.
This Eucharist service to celebrate the birth of Jesus is preceded by beautifully sung carols by the choir for half an hour from 11 pm.
'The Light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it'.

Christmas Day is not complete unless you have celebrated Christ's Mass. So come and celebrate the birth of Christ at this wonderfully rich and engaging service for everyone on this special day.