A reflective said service to begin the day on a Thursday in the St Alfege Chapel, lasting about 30 minutes.
Please enter church via the north door (the one beside the ramp).
Those who are free afterwards often enjoy a cup of coffee together in a nearby cafe.

Weekly recital usually by Trinity Laban music students. Free entry. Most Saturdays as well

A reflective said service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the Book of Common Prayer, with a short sermon.

A joyful sung celebration of Holy Communion with scripture, prayers and a sermon and music led by our choir. The liturgy is from the C of E's Common Worship, Order 1. Prayer for healing and wholeness is offered at the end of each service. Live streamed via our You Tube channel.
Followed by refreshments in the church hall.
Children's Church (aged 3-11) and their parents/carers meet for worship in the church hall (except on special Sundays, festivals and school holidays, when we worship together in church).

A candlelit service with readings, hymns and carols, followed by mulled wine and mince pies in the church hall.

A quiet said act of worship to begin the day in the St Alfege Chapel using the C of E's Common Worship Daily Prayer resources, featuring scripture, psalms, prayers and silence. Please enter church via the north door (the one beside the ramp).

A reflective service of Holy Communion close to the longest night, especially for those who find Christmas a difficult time.

A cuppa, company and a chat in a warm space each Wednesday from 10-12. All are welcome. Location: The Small Hall - entrance through the black doors on the left hand corner of the church hall (looking from the Green).

A short joyful candlelit service for all ages to begin Christmas.

A choral celebration of Christmas with carols and candlelight.

Holy Communion with carols for all ages on Christmas morning and the Blessing of the Crib.

A service of music, readings, prayer and silence offering space for contemplation and reflection, including liturgies and music from the Taize, Iona and Northumbria communities.
First Sunday of each month (except January and August).

The sung service of Evening Prayer from the 1662 Prayer Book with hymns, readings, an anthem, prayers and a reflection.