A short, simple act of worship with music, for anyone who likes an early service on a Sunday. Eucharist is on the first and third Sunday of the month and at major Festivals such as Christmas and Easter. A welcoming, friendly atmosphere with the opportunity for conversation after the service.

Beautiful liberal catholic sung Eucharist with choir, congregational singing, servers and incense.

What do we mean when we say we are Christians?
Ideal for those who have recently started their journey, as well as those further along the way.

Each session will be held in the Randall Room at 12.30pm after Parish Mass, led by Fr Paul Hawkins and Mthr Nicola Stanley who will explore a topic which is central to the Christian faith. The sessions are standalone, so you can come to one or more of the sessions, as you wish.

Sandwich lunch provided. No need to book. All are welcome and we look forward to seeing you!

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Every day of the week Morning and Evening Prayer takes place at All Saints. All are welcome to attend

Every day of the week Morning and Evening Prayer takes place at All Saints. All are welcome to attend

Daily prayerful Said Mass in the Richard Chapel
Wednesdays and Fridays at 10am

Join us this All Saints Day for our Feast of Title - Procession and Festival Mass - with The Right Reverend Rowan Williams to give thanks for the whole church and all denominations across the world.

We gather at the All Saints' War Memorial outside church at 10.45am to hear a list of names of those from our Parish who lost their lives in the two Great World Wars - uniformed service people and non-combatants, alike.

Sometimes called ‘Adoration’, but more accurately known as the ‘Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament’, it is the act of reverently removing the Blessed Sacrament from the Tabernacle and placing it in a monstrance on an altar, where the worshipping community are able to be present and pray or reflect. Exposition has a long history and is a solemn liturgical ritual of the Church.

Taizé services - Tea and Taizé - are held at All Saints several times a year, usually on a Sunday afternoon, where everyone is invited to enjoy a tea or coffee in advance of a simple, meditative service, lasting about 45 minutes, which is based on the worship practised by the ecumenical Taizé community in France.