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Our Annual Memorial Service is this Sunday, November 1st and All Saint's Day, at 3pm. In this service will remember those who we have lost, both recently and also longer ago. You are welcome to come and join us for a quiet service of reflection, as we read the names of those we remember in faith. |
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Join us on Saturday 7th November at 7pm for our next quiz night with fish and chip supper at the Memorial Hall next to St Mary's. Tickets are £12 each. |
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Our annual service of remembrance will start at 10am on Sunday 8th November at 10am in St Mary's Church. |
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Join us at St Richard's on the 15th of November for our monthly contemplative worship service. The service starts at 6pm and lasts around 30 minutes. Zoom link also available if you wish to join on-line. |
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The Christmas Fair will be from midday to 3pm on Saturday 28th November, in the Memorial Hall at St Mary's. There will be lots to enjoy – our Santa’s grotto is always popular, and there will be refreshments, cakes, soup & a roll, tombola, raffle, bottle tombola, crafts and games for children (or adults!) and more! Please spread the word to family and friends and come along for a fun afternoon. We would be very grateful for the following donations (a box will be available Continue reading → |
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Join us for Christingle on Sunday 6th December at 10am in St Mary's Church. Christingle is a tradition originating in the Moravian Church, and is a joyful way to start Advent and for children to appreciate the way that Christmas relates to Jesus as saviour of the world. |