All welcome to our final café service of the year - an informal service with an opportunity for discussions. Always a fantastic selection of cakes and refreshments available!

Join us for a traditional service of nine bible readings and carols to mark the start of your Christmas celebrations, celebrating Jesus the light of the world. Sing all your favourite carols, but not exactly the same ones as last year! Our brilliant choir will be supporting this event and are currently in rehearsal. Come together as a whole community in Pucklechurch; young, old, rich, poor, local or visiting, troubled, sad or joyous. However you are this Christmas, come and share in this time of joy.

Join us at 3 pm on December 24th for our Christingle and Nativity Service. This service is packed with opportunities for all children and young people to participate. Dress up as a person from the Christmas story. We welcome as many shepherds, angels, Marys and Josephs, wise men and donkeys and camels as are willing to come. They help act out the story and we sing carols, pray and learn about the significance of Jesus' birth for us today.

Please bring your Christingle with you but with no candle. We will provide battery candles for use in the service. You can then add your own candle safely at home afterwards. See the attachment for how to make a Christingle

This year we are also offering the chance for children to have a speaking part. Rehearsals for this will be on Monday 8th and 15th December at 4.30 - 5.30 pm. For full details and parental consent forms, please contact Julie Gardner on [email protected]

This year's midnight service will be led by Reverend Steve Britton - all welcome to join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Led by Rev'd Elaine Jones, we celebrate Jesus, the bread of life and his love of us in the service of Holy Communion. All are welcome to participate, either with a blessing at the altar rail or receiving communion. This service has special significance today on Christmas Day. As we celebrate Jesus' birth at Christmas, we also anticipate the depth of his love for us in the communion service.

We believe that Jesus was born to save us from our sins, to accompany us on our journey through life and to raise us to salvation with him in this world today as well as in our future eternal life. He said, "...I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly. I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep", John 10 -11

Start Christmas Day with God and continue with him throughout 2026.