This is a creative service using words and music to explore the theme of the day. With a mix of traditional hymns and more modern music, and using thoughtful conversation and prayers, this service is especially suitable for people who are exploring faith, families and everyone else.
The Parish Eucharist will take place in Christ Church at 10.30
There are refreshments after the service

This service enjoys a choir who lead us in singing the hymns and the psalm. The choir usually sings an anthem during the administration of Communion.

In the middle of each week, we gather and worship together in a quiet contemplative service. There are no hymns and we spend some time sitting in silence. There is coffee afterwards where we make up for the silence and eat biscuits.

In the intimate space of our Lady Chapel, we gather to contemplate the events of Holy Week using words, music and silence.

A quiet and thoughtful service using the Book of Common Prayer. There is usually a short homily and we use the Common Worship readings and Collect for the day. The readings are read by members of the congregation and there is no music.

Remembering Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, our service begins with the blessing and distributing of palm crosses. The tone shifts away from joyful triumph as we hear the story of Christ's passion and crucifixion and we enter into Holy week.

This is a quiet reflective service to end the day.

A quiet reflective service to end the day

This is an intimate service where we remember how Jesus washed the feet of his friends. Foot washing is part of the evening's liturgy but is entirely optional. We also share Communion together and leave the service in silence as we remember the first disciples going with Jesus to the garden of Gethsemane. There is an opportunity to spend some time in quiet prayer following the service either in the church or in the prayer shed (next to the church)

This service invites us to reflect and remember the events around the death of Jesus. There is music sung by the choir and some congregational hymns interspersed with readings from the Bible and periods of silence.

This service begins while it is still dark and we light the fire and tell some of the stories that shape our faith. As the dawn breaks we celebrate the resurrection of Christ.
The service takes place outside. It will be cold and the grass is usually wet. You might like to bring a chair to sit on. At the end of the service we carry the Easter light into the church where we bless the Easter garden and then make our way to the hall for breakfast.

The Easter light from the dawn service is carried to Christ Church where we light the Easter candle, bless the Easter Garden and celebrate with joyful hymns and music the most important day ever. We also gather around the font to renew our baptismal vows and the service ends with an egg hunt in the churchyard.

We are so lucky that this year, Easter Sunday is the first Sunday of the month when we have our traditional choral evensong service.
This service is from the Book of Common Prayer and there will be some hymns to sing. The responses, psalm and anthem are sung by our outstanding choir.
Refreshments are served after the service

This is a service using Common Worship with hymns and a sermon. There are refreshments afterwards.

This is a service with hymns and readings. There is a small choir to help with the singing and members of the congregation read the lessons and offer the prayers of intercession.

Solo violin Lucy Hewson plays Vivaldi's Four Seasons and soprano Hannah Drury sings Operatic Arias in this stunning concert in aid of Christ Church Future Appeal

Fizz and Canapés at 6pm and music at 7pm
Tickets £25 at https://buytickets.at/christchurchfrome1/2123359

This is a traditional choral evensong. We have an excellent choir and there are hymns, sung responses and an anthem. Our talented musical director and organist often plays a wonderful organ voluntary at the end of the service. We usually follow the service with refreshments.