Worship

Join us in St Mary's Church to celebrate the first communion of Christmas.

Come along to our short service to celebrate Christmas Day. All ages welcome.

Ash Wednesday marks the first day of Lent. It is a day to remember our call as Christians to repentance. Ashes have been used as a sign of seeking forgiveness throughout history. As part of the service you will be invited to have an ash cross placed on your forehead as a reminder that it is from ash that we come and to ash that we will one day return.

On the first Sunday of every month at St Mary’s, we all meet together for around an hour. This means that our Children’s Church are in St Mary’s with everyone else for the whole service, rather than meeting together separately. This is a shorter communion service that aims to involve everyone, with a simpler message to help us think, an activity or two to help us engage and our normal singing and celebration of communion.

On the first Sunday of every month at St Mary’s, we all meet together for around an hour. This means that our Children’s Church are in St Mary’s with everyone else for the whole service, rather than meeting together separately. This is a shorter communion service that aims to involve everyone, with a simpler message to help us think, an activity or two to help us engage and our normal singing and celebration of communion.

Join us as we process up the hill to St Mary's Church remembering Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, before an United Service. If you're able, we will process from the green opposite The Crown pub, up and into the church. If you have mobility issues, then please feel free to wait in the church. In the case of adverse weather conditions, please go straight to the church.

Join us at 8pm at St Mary's Church throughout Holy Week as we journey towards Good Friday and Easter Weekend.

Join us at 8pm at St Mary's Church throughout Holy Week as we journey towards Good Friday and Easter Weekend.