Quiet said celebration of Holy Communion
Quiet said celebration of Holy Communion
Quiet said celebration of Holy Communion
Simply said service of Holy Communion
Celebration of Holy Communion with music
Our Sunday evening service varies throughout the year and includes traditional Prayer Book Evening Prayer, Compline, Stations of the Cross or Healing Service. The last Sunday of the month usually includes Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Service restarts 6 December 2020
Come along and join us on the last Friday of every month for a cup of tea/coffe, light refreshments and a good catch-up.
Bishop Philip joins us to confer the Sacrament of Confirmation. Followed by the Parish Barbecue in the Vicarage garden
Join us in the vicarage garden (weather permitting) after the Parish Mass.
Burgers, sausages, salads and bar available. Suggested donation of £5 per person (under 16 free)
Bring your family and friends along to our Summer Fair this August Bank Holiday weekend. Stalls, Bake stall, BBQ, Fun games, Music & much more.
We will be hosting an exhibition curated by Ken Bowe, looking at 100 years of Variety Performance in Blackpool, as well as welcoming you to the home of the famous 'Actors Chapel' with names from George Formby to Tessie O'Shea immortalised in it.
On Sunday evening there is a beautiful Choral Evensong at 6pm, followed by a sparkling wine reception in the hall, before we are entertained by the fantastic Anthony Mason appearing as George Formby, as he strums his little ukulele through the exploits of Mr Wu, whilst showing a cheeky aspect when cleaning windows. Lampposts will be leant on and no doubt Grandad's flannelette night shirt will get an airing! There is no charge for anything, and teas are available.
We will be hosting an exhibition curated by Ken Bowe, looking at 100 years of Variety Performance in Blackpool, as well as welcoming you to the home of the famous 'Actors Chapel' with names from George Formby to Tessie O'Shea immortalised in it.
On Sunday evening there is a beautiful Choral Evensong at 6pm, followed by a sparkling wine reception in the hall, before we are entertained by the fantastic Anthony Mason appearing as George Formby, as he strums his little ukulele through the exploits of Mr Wu, whilst showing a cheeky aspect when cleaning windows. Lampposts will be leant on and no doubt Grandad's flannelette night shirt will get an airing! There is no charge for anything, and teas are available.
We will be hosting an exhibition curated by Ken Bowe, looking at 100 years of Variety Performance in Blackpool, as well as welcoming you to the home of the famous 'Actors Chapel' with names from George Formby to Tessie O'Shea immortalised in it.
On Sunday evening there is a beautiful Choral Evensong at 6pm, followed by a sparkling wine reception in the hall, before we are entertained by the fantastic Anthony Mason appearing as George Formby, as he strums his little ukulele through the exploits of Mr Wu, whilst showing a cheeky aspect when cleaning windows. Lampposts will be leant on and no doubt Grandad's flannelette night shirt will get an airing! There is no charge for anything, and teas are available.
Traditional choral evensong sung by Cantantes Dominoe for Heritage Open Days and Harvest followed by a sparkling wine reception in the hall, before we are entertained by the fantastic Anthony Mason appearing as George Formby, as he strums his little ukulele through the exploits of Mr Wu, whilst showing a cheeky aspect when cleaning windows. Lampposts will be leant on and no doubt Grandad's flannelette night shirt will get an airing!