A Said communion service with reflective prayer and meditation
We meet every Thursday from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
All are welcome to join.
For more information, please complete the form at https://mattbakermusic.co.uk/getintouch/
Choristers Prayer:
Bless oh Lord, us thy servants who minister in thy temple, grant that what we sing with our lips, we may believe in our hearts and what we believe in our hearts may show forth in our lives through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
Please contact Matt Baker to check choir practice times which may vary due to other events and services in the church.
Join us for a spring concert and a kaleidoscopic journey through genre and mood, spanning epic cinematic scores, rock-n-roll classics and jazz, through to traditional dances and contemporary pieces. A cash/card bar will be open throughout the evening.
Tickets available from Ticketsource (click on MORE INFO for link)
or at the door (cash only).
£10 adults, £5 concessions/students, Children free.
Sung Family Mass. A welcoming and inclusive community where warmth and prayerfulness add to the riches of catholic anglican spirituality. Four part choir, good preaching, with an emphasis on giving life to God's people today, both in and out of church. Children's activities each week in their special chapel. Disabled access, toilets and refreshments. A place where beauty and brokenness meet.
Our service is said (without music) and takes place at 6.30 pm so that those who are at work have the opportunity to attend. Children are welcome but it is expected that this service will have a more reflective atmosphere than our Sunday worship.
We're a group of weavers with all different skill levels. We focus on using recycled material to be ecofriendly.
All are welcome to join us. No experience needed.
Refreshments provided.
Donations welcome
The annual summer fair at St. Thomas’s fills the church with cheerful bustle and colour. Every corner is lined with stalls selling crafts, books, and toys, with a tombola or two adding a touch of excitement. Laughter and chatter echo through the aisles as visitors browse handmade treasures and hunt for lucky tickets. It’s a warm, lively celebration of community spirit, creativity, and summer joy.
The Christmas market at St. Thomas’s turns the church into a cosy, sparkling haven from the winter cold. Stalls line the aisles with handmade crafts, festive books, knitted treasures, and toys that catch the eye of every child who wanders past. A couple of lively tombolas add a dash of excitement. And tucked into his warmly decorated grotto, Father Christmas waits to greet little visitors with a smile and a story. It’s a heart‑warming celebration of community, tradition, and Christmas cheer.