Order 1 Traditional Language except BCP on 1st Sunday of the Month.
The church is open every day from 9am to 5pm except when services are taking place. Enjoy the peace of this 160 year-old church with its 15th century tower and 12th century foundations. Admire the craftmanship of the stained glass windows that tell the story of Jesus. Pick up a guide or a card from our little shop or help yourself to information leaflets about faith and local mission and ministry.
Eucharist service using Common Worship Order 1 in modern language. The congregation sing the hymns and canticles, led by our choir. The service is also live streamed on YouTube. We have refreshments after this service.
Evening Services are held every Sunday, normally at 6pm, but note earlier services in list below. Forthcoming services are as follows:
16th March - BCP Evensong
23rd March - BCP Evensong
30th March - Taize service
6th April - Common Worship Evening Prayer
13th April - Choral evensong with Stainer's Crucifixion
In church and on Zoom
Friends of Sidmouth Parish Church hold their coffee morning in the church on the first Saturday of each month. Church members and non-members enjoy fellowship over a drink.
Concert by ExeVox Chamber Choir
Choral concert. Free entry with retiring collection for the choristers summer tour and the church music fund
Our main fundraising activity for the church. Refreshments, stalls and activities in the church and churchyard.
The ISCA ensemble with Joel Munday (violin)
Beethoven Symphony No.3, The Eroica
Glass Violin Concerto No.2
Joel Munday (Violin) & Aurélien Pinchon (Cello)
Complimentary tickets from [email protected]
Retiring Collection
Leon McCawley (piano) & Michael Collins (clarinet)
Includes works by Brahms & Poulenc
Tickets from Seatonmusic.org or on the door
Our parish church choir will give a concert of liturgical choral music spanning four centuries of composition. Well-known works by Monteverdi, Mozart, Elgar, Howells, and Benjamin Britten will be sung alongside other pieces by Philip Moore and Thomas Tallis, and the programme opens with Malcolm Boyle’s thrilling setting of Psalm 65: Thou, O God, art praised in Sion.
Admission is free with a retiring collection towards the church’s choral music fund.
During Sidmouth Folk Week, Sidmouth Parish Church will be open for quiet and refreshments. From Monday to Thursday the church will host a short informal concert as follows:
Monday 4th 12pm: Folk Orchestra of East Devon
Tuesday 5th 2pm: Seagrass
Wednesday 6th 2pm: Sidmouth Ukelele band
Thursday 7th 2pm: J25 orchestra