Worship

Join us as we light the new fire of Easter outside St Mary's, followed by a baptism (inside!) and breakfast in the Memorial Hall.

Celebrate Jesus rising from the tomb with us at 10am in St Mary's - a service of great joy filled with alleluias and singing!

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.

After the service, our Parochial Church Council will be meeting in the Memorial Hall for their regular meeting.

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.

Our Annual Parochial Church Meeting reconvenes after the service on Sunday 2nd June to review our accounts with our external auditor. Please stay after the service to join us.

Join us for a short service of morning prayer as we celebrate one of our patron saints, Saint Richard.

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 at 10am each week for our friendly communion service with Children’s Church at the Memorial Hall for those children that would like to attend. Don’t forget to come to the Memorial Hall afterwards for tea, coffee and a friendly chat.