Back by popular request, courtesy of the Friends of St Mary’s: after his very well received Cockney Sing-Along at St Mary’s in 2023, Tom Carradine invites you to sing along to Music Hall favourites and other wonderful songs, while
enjoying a glass of beer/wine and some homemade canapés.

Suggested donation of £20 includes refreshments. To reserve a seat & ensure we have enough refreshments, please email us at [email protected].

For more about Tom please go to his website: www.carradinescockneysingalong.co.uk.

We warmly invite you to this sung service.

We are reading and studying ‘How to Hear God’ by Pete Greig for our Lent Course this year, led by Natasha.

Pete Greig is the founder of the international prayer initiative 24-7 Prayer (Home -24-7 Prayer International) and is Senior Pastor of Emmaus Road Church, Surrey. He’s written several other best-selling books on prayer. The book blurb says: “This is a book to make faith come alive by turning prayer into a real, conversational relationship with the God who speaks – more than you know”.

Please contact Natasha at [email protected] to sign up or if you’d like to know more.

NB please read the book before the course starts.

All welcome.

If you would like to see what we do and feel that you might be interested in learning to ring, just turn up any Tuesday evening at St Mary’s, Kelvedon, between 7.30pm and 9.00pm and we will be pleased to talk to you about it.

A short service (20 minutes approx.) at 9.30 am every Wednesday morning in term time, with a story, prayers and singing, followed by refreshments and play with simple crafts.

All pre-school children and their parents or carers are very welcome, we look forward to seeing you.

We are reading and studying ‘How to Hear God’ by Pete Greig for our Lent Course this year, led by Natasha.

Pete Greig is the founder of the international prayer initiative 24-7 Prayer (Home -24-7 Prayer International) and is Senior Pastor of Emmaus Road Church, Surrey. He’s written several other best-selling books on prayer. The book blurb says: “This is a book to make faith come alive by turning prayer into a real, conversational relationship with the God who speaks – more than you know”.

Please contact Natasha at [email protected] to sign up or if you’d like to know more.

NB please read the book before the course starts.

All welcome.

Simon and Natasha invite anyone to join them for their regular Morning Prayer in church every week on Thursday mornings at 8.30 a.m. for about half an hour.

If you would like to join our Choir please do!

On the first Wednesday of the Month at 8.30 p.m, we hold a short, quiet, reflective service.

This is an ideal way to finish your day.

Please click on the link below to access the meeting.

Traditional Book of Common Prayer Service.

Please join us for this friendly, lively Service for All. Craft Bags are available for children.. Suitable for all ages.
Refreshments provided after the service.
All welcome!

Introducing our Junior Christian Club. Ideal for young people between the School Years 6 and 9.

It’s a small but very friendly group of young people who “enjoy biscuits, cake, juice and tea and join together for fun games and conversations about faith, about Jesus and about our lives today”.

If you would be interested in coming or would like further information, please contact Natasha on [email protected]

The club is held in the Church Rooms.

During January and February our 2 churches are worshipping together (and to reduce our heating bills!) so we’re alternating our main Sunday services between our two churches. There’ll be one 10 am service either at St Mary’s or at All Saints’.

Some still wish to worship at Feering every Sunday, so we will have a short, said service of Evening Prayer (from the 1662 Prayer Book) at 5.00 pm in All Saints’ on the “St Mary’s” Sundays. Everyone is invited to these quiet, reflective services, but do wrap up warm, as there will be no heating!

During January-February our 2 churches are worshipping together (and to reduce our heating bills!) so we’re alternating our main Sunday services between our two churches. There’ll be one 10 am service either at St Mary’s or at All Saints’.

Some still wish to worship at Feering every Sunday, so we will have a short, said service of Evening Prayer (from the 1662 Prayer Book) at 5.00 pm in All Saints’ on the “St Mary’s” Sundays. Everyone is invited to these quiet, reflective services, but do wrap up warm, as there will be no heating!