A traditional service yet not as formal as Book of Common Prayer. Following the common worship service, Holy Communion is given. Followed by refreshments

Join us for this family friendly service with carols as our church youth act out The Story of the Nativity.

Follow Mary and Joseph from being told they will have a baby by the angel Gabriel, through to the birth of Jesus and the visits from the shepherds and wise men.

This is a fantastic late-night service starting late on Christmas Eve and ending after midnight, so you will be among the first to celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas!

The service contains carols and a short talk, as well as the celebration of Holy Communion (the blessing and sharing of bread and wine). In a loving environment with friends and family, come and celebrate this joyous occasion.

A joy filled 'All Together' service celebrating Christmas.
Share the joy of the day, feel the wonder of the birth of Jesus.

Join the guided walk on Bookham Common on Saturday. It will be a very leisurely, gentle walk starting at 10am on 7th December, meeting at the Bookham Common Tunnel car park where Debbie will be standing in her walking gear ready to greet you! (this car park is very close to Bookham train station, on the bend on the right as you come down Church Road towards the train station), alternatively you can park in Edenside Road and walk 5 mins to Bookham Common Tunnel NT car park if not a National Trust member

It is estimated this circular walk will take 1-1.5 hours depending on ability, do hope you can join and please reach out if you have any questions at all

Contact Debbie Ullsten through our Parish Office for details each month.

A permanent feature of the Church of England's worship and a key source for its doctrine, the Book of Common Prayer is loved for the beauty of its language and its services are widely used. This service is very traditional and has no hymns. Holy Communion is given at this service.

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