This is our main service of the week, and uses the Church of England’s contemporary range of services. There is plenty of music, ranging in style from modern worship songs to well loved hymns, sometimes played on the organ and sometimes on the piano. At major festivals the choir will often sing too.

Christians of any denomination who are used to receiving communion in their own churches are very welcome to do so here.

There is a sermon, which will usually last no more than 10-15 minutes. People, of all ages attend this service, and there are toys and activities for children available at the back of church.

The service is also live-streamed to our Facebook group for those who would like to join us from home. There is a loop system for those with hearing difficulties and there are refreshments served after the service in the parish hall.

Fancy a proper cup of coffee or tea, homemade cake or biscuit, and maybe a nice chat? Then our church café is the place to be: Wednesday mornings in the Parish Hall from 10am to 12pm.

Here you’ll find a warm welcome and, if you wish, a listening ear or someone to pray with you.

The Table is our parish lunch club for elderly people who live alone. We enjoy a two-course hot meal, freshly cooked on the premises by our team of volunteers, often with live piano accompaniment.

There is a small charge to cover costs and places need to be booked in advance. Please contact us if you are interested in joining us yourself or would like to recommend someone to us.

Once a month the Russian Orthodox Church use the building to conduct a Mass, partly in Russian and English.

A time for families to come together for crafts, worship and eating together in an informal setting and in the church building.

On the first Sunday of each month, St Mary Magdalene and St Laurence Pittington join together for a service of Holy Communion. They alternate between each Church.