This Service will have at it's centre the story of the Christingle.
On the fourth Sunday we also remember Mary the Mother of Jesus.

A traditional Carol Service with readings, Carols and Choral Music.

Every Monday evening at 7pm, on Zoom, with Revd. Peter. Night Prayer, or the Prayers at the End of the Day, is the final prayer liturgy of the day in the Christian tradition of canonical hours.
link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84778755584

We meet together in St Margaret's Church every Tuesday and Friday

Join Louise and journey around the church exploring the story of the Birth of Jesus.

Enjoy the warmth of St Margaret's and join in with everyone to sing all the favourite Christmas Carols accompanied by a group of local folk musician with the miahgty organ

A Eucharist Service to lead us into Christmas Day - a time of rejoicing. Please come, all are very welcome.

A Service at 11.00pm in both St Luke's at Countess Wear and St Margaret's Church at Topsham.

Celebrate Christmas Day at St Margaret's Church with a Eucharist according to the Book of Common Prayer.

A Service on Zoom with the link available on the left hand menu.

A day to come to church and remember the birth of Jesus Christ the light of the world

Prayer Breakfast

A simple breakfast, a hymn, short reading & open or silent prayers of the heart.

Each month focusing upon an aspect of the mission community ministry and outreach.

For the month of January Elizabeth writes - Our focus for prayer this month will be for:
• The worldwide Church
• For our Churches, St Margaret’s & St Luke’s , for Rev Louise, Rev Maggie, Rev Peter & our retired clergy
• The week of prayer for Christian unity & for serving ecumenically together with our brother and sisters at Holy Cross, St Nicholas & Baptist Churches
• For ecumenical communities such as/Taize (France), Corrymeela (Northern Ireland), Iona (scottish island) and we thank God for the Churches Together movement, all showing the way of praising and serving our God together
• For the training of our Anna Friends/& ongoing prayer/support for this ministry
• The elders in our Mission community of Topsham and Wear
• Current affairs

All are welcome.

Held in St Margaret’s Church

On the second Monday of the month at 2.30 pm

Julian meetings are held all over the world to foster the practice and teaching of meditation and contemplative prayer within the Christian tradition.

It is a chance to still oneself from the busyness of life, to enter into deep silence, stillness. Many people repeat a word quietly to centre their prayer and as the mind may wander, come back to the word.

We start with music to steady our thoughts. This leads us into our 40 minutes of silence and then music once again to lead us out from the depths of stillness. We then finish with tea and cake and chat.

If you would like to come along and give it a go, you can be sure of a very warm welcome as we enter silence together. We look forward to meeting you.

If this has stirred your curiosity about contemplative prayer, Mother Julian of Norwich, or you would like to find out more then please do not hesitate to contact me.

Elizabeth Reed
email: [email protected]
Website: thejulianmeetings.net

Every 3rd Sunday of the month, BCP at St Margaret's

‘Open the Story at St Luke’s Forest School’ is held in the grounds of Countess Wear Community School. A bible story is explored with lively activities planned. It culminates in discussion, prayer and a song round a bonfire. There are regularly twenty to thirty people of all ages attending, and sometimes more. The majority of these are children but it is a whole family event.
The theme each Sunday changes.