Our main service of the week, attracting families, singles, young, and old. Music usually includes hymns, a psalm, a congregational mass setting, and a varied repertoire of other pieces sung to a high standard by our choir. There is a breakout room for parents who want to play with pre-school children whilst listening to the service, and most weeks our 'Small Saints' Sunday school runs for primary school age children, who are welcomed back for the distribution of communion. About once a month the Parish Eucharist is 'All Together', the children remaining in church throughout.

The 10.30 Parish Eucharist is for all ages, featuring the Treblemakers (our children’s choir) and a trumpeter. The choir sings music by Philip Moore and Vaughan Williams, and there will be an Easter egg hunt after the service!

A short service that includes psalms, a Bible reading, and prayers, taking place in the chancel. Access to the church is from the north door, near the bicycle rack. Attendance usually between 2 and 6.

A coffee morning with homemade cake for the more elderly members of our local community.

A shortened version of Holy Communion (10.00–10.30) designed to be engaging for very small children, and to allow parents to worship alongside wriggly toddlers, including action songs and an interactive Bible story. Then a toddler group (10.30–11.30) with snacks, refreshments, toys, and singing.

An intimate service in traditional language based on the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, with a sermon but no hymns. Attendance is usually around 20 people.

Evening Prayer according to the Book of Common Prayer, with two congregational hymns, and introit, responses, psalm, canticles, and anthem sung by the choir. A sermon may be preached on special occasions.

On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings at 7.30pm we have a short Eucharist with a reflection. These quiet services prepare us for the more dramatic days that follow.