If you have ever wondered which Bible Passages you could be reading throughout the week check out our 'Your Bible Is Not Just For Sunday' a weekly readings inspired by God. This week is about the Prophesies of Jesus in the Old Testament. check out the link for this weeks recommended readings.

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Alleluia! Christ is Risen! The hallowed call is raised to the faithful. The response? A resounding He is Risen Indeed! Alleluia! It was certainly resounding at the Benefice Dawn Service and at the Benefice Eucharist on Easter Day. I pray it was for you wherever you might have celebrated this wonderful day, whether at Church or at Home watching a service on the TV. I cannot really put into words how I feel on Easter morning, the hollowness of Good Friday afternoon and Holy Saturday, slip away to be replaced by the wonder of our Risen Lord. The joy of being joined on a “not so early dawn service” by so many people filled with the wonder of God who has redeemed us in such a beautiful way was wonderful. Holy Week was something really special this year, with services every day, across the Diocese and Benefice, from morning and evening prayer to the Chrism Service at the Cathedral, Praise Services, Veneration and Tenebrae. Culminating in the joy of the Easter Day Eucharist. The most moving service of Holy Week, for me, was Maundy Thursday when so many joined together to witness Jesus’s last night through the washing of feet, the Eucharist and the Watch, when everyone stayed together long after the service. I pray that the whole of this Easter season, and beyond, will help us to remember every day the price paid for our salvation through the Cross and the promise of eternal life through our Lord’s glorious resurrection. Alleluia! Christ is Risen! (You know what to say!!). Reverend Al.

Hi everyone, I hope that you had a wonderful Easter break. Just to update you, that Messy Church will take place on Saturday the 3rd of May at the Winchelsea Centre Ruskington, Arrival is from 1.45 and we will begin at 2pm. (Poster Attached). There is always a communal meal at the end of the day for the children. We offer hotdogs but if your children have an allergy please let us know. As with all of our events if you are able to let us know you are going to attend, that is really appreciated.

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ALL SAINTS..... ALL SORTS....... ALL AGES will resume as normal on the 28th April

Each MONDAY afternoon, come and join us in the WINCHELSEA CENTRE BETWEEN 2PM AND 4PM. This is a drop in and drop out event.

There will be: a used TOY LIBRARY, light REFRESHMENTS, CRAFT, BOARD GAMES and a TODDLER'S PLAY SPACE and TIME to just BE.
Our new Community event is designed to bring us closer together. All Saints All Ages All Sorts is focused on bringing the whole community together for a couple of hours on a Monday afternoon. There will be activities for all ages, refreshments and games. Why not come and see we would love to welcome you.

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A service to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day will be held at All Saints Church Ruskington
On Saturday the 10th of May 2025 at 11am

Fancy a coffee and some conversation on a Saturday morning? With a warm welcome, stalls to tempt and a hot drink to quench your thirst, why not tour the Benefice?

Then come and visit our many stalls and enjoy a bacon buttie and hot drinks.

The last Sunday@3 was all about Peace. Where we sat together and created some Peace prayer wheels and a lovely globe with prayers and images of peace. It was a lovely time together, why not come along for our next one on the 18th of May 2025.

A service of Holy Communion

Christians have gathered to celebrate the love of Jesus through the Last Supper (Holy Communion) for generations. We come together to worship, sing, hear the word of God and take part in the remembrance of Jesus sacrifice for us. Please join us. If you are new to a communion service, please speak to a welcomer who will be happy to help you.

We invite you to come and join us for our Benefice service of Holy Communion led by Bishop Nicholas.
Often called The Eucharist and The Liturgy, Holy Communion is the most common worship service in our Church. The service recalls and celebrates Jesus’ Last Supper with his disciples the evening before his death on the Cross, and encourages us as the Christian family today. As such the Eucharist is a sacrament of the Church, a channel of God’s love and grace in our lives.

This is a service of Holy Communion for Ascension Day when
we remember Jesus leaving this earth and returning to his Father, ascending
into heaven to take his throne over all dominions and powers.