OUR NEXT SERVICE IS:
14th July Holy Communion at 10-00am.

OUR OTHER SERVICES:
21st July we join St. Peter's Church, Gayton, for Holy Communion at 8-00am.
28th July we join St. Peter's Church, Gayton, for Holy Communion at 11-15am.
4th August Lammastide Morning Praise at 10-00am.

For services in other churches please click on "Church Services Across Mid-Trent Team" to see our service rotas.
We warmly welcome dogs into our church services as cherished members of many of our families. However, we kindly remind all dog owners that their pets are their responsibility while on church premises. Please ensure that your dogs are well-behaved and remain on a short lead at all times. To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, please ensure that your dogs are up-to-date on vaccinations, and have received proper worm and flea treatments. This will help maintain a safe, respectful and peaceful environment for everyone present, allowing us all to enjoy the service comfortably. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
We try to make our church services as friendly as possible. Please don’t worry about getting things ‘wrong’. Even if they notice, people won’t mind. At Communion services, everyone is equally welcome, whether you feel able to share the bread and wine or prefer just to stay seated for a time of quiet. Finally, we are interested in you, not what you are wearing - but note that in the winter it can be difficult to heat our church so you may need to wrap up warm!

Lammas, also known as Lammas Day or "Loaf Mass," is celebrated on August 1st, marking a significant moment in the agricultural calendar.
This ancient festival is a time to give thanks for the first fruits of the harvest, particularly the wheat that has been gathered and baked into bread. As a rural community, we deeply resonate with the rhythms of the land and the blessings of the harvest season.
Lammas is an opportunity for us to come together in gratitude, recognizing the hard work of our farmers and the abundance that sustains us. It's a moment to reflect on the interconnections in our lives with the earth and each other, and to celebrate the provision of our daily bread.
As we gather for this Lammas service, let us offer our thanks to God for His bountiful gifts, and seek His continued blessing on our fields, our families, and our community. Everyone - and their dog - is most welcome.