Traditional worship service with hymns, prayers, a talk, and Holy Communion (also known as the Eucharist).

Contemporary worship service with worship music, prayers and a talk. We have communion once a month at this service (usually 4th Sunday).

Carols by Candlelight is a beautiful, reflective service that brings the Christmas story to life through well-loved carols, scripture readings, poetry, and music, all set in the gentle glow of candlelight. As the church fills with familiar melodies and moments of stillness, we journey from promise to fulfilment, from longing to light, celebrating the birth of Jesus, the Light of the World. This is a peaceful and atmospheric service for all ages, offering space to pause, reflect, and rediscover the hope and wonder of Christmas.

Christingle Create is a fun, creative, event for children and families to come together as we prepare for Christmas. Through simple crafts, storytelling, and hands-on activities, we’ll get ready for our Christingle service, Creating the Christingle ready for our Christingle service on the 24th. It's an event that focuses on the light of Christ, God’s love for the world, and the hope Christmas brings. It’s a relaxed, all-ages session with plenty of creativity, warmth, and space to chat, create, and celebrate together. No experience needed, just come as you are and join in.

Christingle is a joyful, family-friendly service that celebrates the light and hope of Christmas. Through the lighting of Christingles, simple prayers, familiar carols, and storytelling, we explore what the Christingle means, the light of Christ shining in the darkness, God’s love for the world, and the hope Jesus brings to our lives. This is a relaxed and welcoming service, especially suitable for children and families, with plenty of opportunity to join in and celebrate together.

Midnight Communion is a quiet, traditional service held at the turning of Christmas Eve into Christmas Day. In candlelight and stillness, we gather to hear the Christmas story, share in Holy Communion, and welcome the birth of Christ together. As the clock strikes midnight, we celebrate the coming of Jesus, the Light who enters the darkness, with carols, prayer, and the peace of this most holy night. A reflective and deeply meaningful way to begin Christmas Day.

Christmas Day is a joyful service of celebration as we gather to give thanks for the birth of Jesus. With carols, prayers, scripture, and Holy Communion, we celebrate the good news of Christmas, that God has come to dwell among us in love and light. This is a relaxed and welcoming service for all ages, offering space to rejoice, reflect, and begin Christmas Day together in worship.