The Rev'd Clive Ashley will lead a study course during Lent on The Nicene Creed! What do we believe? No need to sign up. Just turn up!

Traditional language service of Holy Communion following the order of the Book of Common Prayer.

Coffee, tea or squash and a biscuit along with the opportunity to meet with other members of the congregation prior to our Sunday Eucharist.

On the first Sunday of the month we have an 'all in' service. At this celebration of the eucharist we invite people of all ages to join in, in this slightly less formal service. Where we explore the words of scripture and gather around the altar.

A community event where all are invited to come and share a meal together following our Parish Family Eucharist. A sign up sheet is available in church for a couple of weeks in advance, or email the parish mailbox [email protected] to book in and for more information. Cost £10 on the day.

This meeting is for women of all ages, and provides a safe space for good conversation on current
affairs with no hidden agenda.

Buy yourself a pint and come have a chat on current affairs – no hidden agenda, a meeting of men
of all ages.

A Prize Bingo Night will take place on Saturday 12th April, 7pm for a prompt 7.30pm start until 9.30pm. This should be a fun evening, whether you’re a bingo pro or a complete novice. Tea, coffee and cake will be provided during the interval, but please feel free to bring drinks and nibbles of your choice. A pen would also be useful and some additional cash for the (optional) jackpot game. All are welcome, and it is hoped that many of you will wish to come and support the Wardens’ Appeal with a voluntary donation of at least £10. Sign-up sheets are at the back of the church or message us to sign up.

Sung Eucharist following Common Worship Order 1 and using the Common worship lectionary

Activities for children young and old (under 18's must be accompanied by a responsible adult), with a short act of worship in church concluding with refreshments. No charge. Donations welcome.

Holy Saturday eucharist. The building begins in darkness. The minister and people gather outside, where the new fire is kindled, the Paschal candle is marked and then processed into the church, followed by the vigil and the celebration that Christ is risen. After the service we celebrate with a party.

Monthly community event in the Mosse Hall, our church hall, which is behind the church. Please bring along friends, neighbours and family for a coffee (tea or squash), some home made cake and conversation with friends old and new. All are welcome.

This meeting is for women of all ages, and provides a safe space for good conversation on current
affairs with no hidden agenda.