Morning Prayer
Book of Common Prayer
Common Worship
Book of Common Prayer - Traditional
Service time is 6.00pm April to October and 3.00pm November to March
This lively group meets every Tuesday from 10.00 am to 11.30 am, school term time, and the Church Hall is frequently full. It is led by the Rector and several members of the congregation provide refreshments on a rota basis and some of the long standing attendees assist in providing a welcome.
A large selection of toys and games are provided for the children, who often end their playtime with music and songs.
Term time
On the last Tuesday of each month, this small group meets at 2pm in a home setting for silent prayer. For further details please contact Rev Sheila through our Get In Touch link.
Common Worship
Said Service of Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer
Everyone is welcome at St Mark's Church Hall, 9am on the 2nd Sunday of each month - for breakfast and a short act of family worship.
On your own or with family/ friends? Join us! It's all free.
So much to choose from our breakfast selection:
Cereals, yoghurts, toast, marmalade, a selection of jams, cheese, ham, rolls, croissants and pains au chocolat, and lashings of tea, coffee and juice followed by a short act of worship focused around the telling of a Bible story with a simple hymn/song and brief prayers.
Come for the colouring in, or for the conversation! It really is suitable for all ages.😀👍
St Mark's Church hall is behind the main church building - there's lots of parking available.
2nd Sunday of every month
Thanks to the Friends of All Saints, this popular event will be held again this year. Come along and sing your favourite Christmas carols in the beautiful setting of a 12th century church by the Stour.
The traditional start to Christmas based on the order from King's College, Cambridge. A Service of Lessons and Carols with music led by St Mark's Singers. Service followed by wine and mince pies.
A Christmas Celebration for all the family, as we retell the Christmas story and dress the Crib before lighting our Christingles.
First Eucharist of Christmas at 10pm
A beautiful way to start Christmas Day with all the family - both church family and our own - remembering the true meaning of Christmas. With traditional sherry and mince pies!
