Communion and imposition of Ashes
A warm welcome for all with coffee, cake and chat every Wednesday afternoon in the Harrison Room.
Two weeks off over Christmas and New Year
Brownies meet weekly during term time. Contact Brown Owl for more details on 07711-422350
Ash Wednesday service of communion with imposition of Ashes
New and experienced ringers practice together, contact Peter Hunt 2359601
Hand bell ringing practice, in the Harrison Room. Contact Captain of Bellringers Peter Hunt if you are interested 0116 2359601
Choral singing with organ and choir master.
Adults and children
Sing 2nd and 4th Sunday morning plus other choral services.
Choirmaster - David Evans 07733243383 check for practice dates in July/Aug.
A service of Holy Communion 10am start
Contemplative Night Prayer with the Mystics Every Sunday in Lent.
Reading Lent Reflection from a Christian Mystic, and Compline with liturgy from Taize, Northumbrian Community, Iona and Ffald y Brenin. Gather for cocoa at 7.15pm
Monthly Fellowship meeting.
Come and get our beautiful Church clean and shiny ready for Easter. All hands on deck make it fun, with refreshments.
A free drop in coffee morning for a cuppa, biscuit and a natter to friends. Book stall.
All Saints, Thurcaston with Cropston - Traditional Said Communion Service (no hymns), 8.30am,
start your Sunday seeking the peace of God,
First and Third Sundays in the month. The first Sunday is followed by breakfast. All Welcome
All Saints 200 Club Thurcaston is a fun way of funding and for a share of £5 per month you can join the monthly draw. Contact Jane Westby
Meeting in the Harrison Room
A non Eucharist service with hymns and live music. Join us for coffee and croissants for breakfast from 9.15am
Join us at day break in the Church garden, as the sunrises and we Celebrate the Risen Lord on Easter morning. A short service with communion followed by hot drinks and hot cross buns for breakfast.
Celebrate Christ's resurrection on this very special day
Compline is Latin for 'complete' and a wonderful way to complete the day.
The final traditional prayer of the day, in Compline-night prayer we seek peace for a night's rest and put away the challenges of the day which has passed seeking God's blessing for the concerns before us. It is also a quiet time for contemplation with a time to pause, contemplate in silence with the quiet of the church as a backdrop lit with the candlelight signalling hope in the surrounding darkness.
This daily office is relatively short and will finish by 8.30pm.We will alternate liturgies between Celtic Daily Prayer and Common Worship. Please just come along for 8pm at All Saints. If you cannot come but would like to join via zoom (phone in or video), please contact Matthew via [email protected]
Come and see what has been happening at All Saints' over the last year and plans for the future. Make sure you are on the electoral roll, so you can vote for new Church Wardens and Church council members. The meeting will be in Church after the morning service with refreshments.
A discussion group followed by Compline at 8pm
1. A city set on a hill: The dramatic language of the New Testament
2. The Vision of God: Images, icons and cryptograms
3. In the Image of God: Human nature in early Christian thought
4.He gave them Power to become Sons of God: Humankind as a work in progress
Email: [email protected] to secure a place