On Sunday mornings in Lent progress through the readings and liturgy of the season. Our mood is a little more serious as we put away the more exuberant Glorias and Alleluias, and we make a little more of our penitential (sorrowful) sentences. This helps us to inhabit Lent more thoughtfully, still in a way that our children and families can fully participate.

Some of the Lent services have a special flavour. The fourth Sunday is Mothering Sunday which we celebrate with gifts of flowers. The sixth Sunday is Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week, when we recall Jesus' kingly entry into Jerusalem on a donkey. At this service we will read the Passion Narrative with different voices in the congregation playing the parts - and there are some parts which we all say together.

As Easter nears, we follow the dramatic events of the Last Supper, Jesus' betrayal, trial and crucifixion on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. Even though we encounter these events from a great distance, this helps us to feel the joy of the Resurrection on Easter Morning!

Our Compline and Benediction service offers a gentle, contemplative close to the day—an invitation to step out of the noise and into stillness. Our service creates space to release the day’s burdens, give thanks for its blessings, and rest in God’s abiding presence.

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

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.
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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

The fourth Sunday in Lent is Mothering Sunday which we celebrate with gifts of flowers.
Join us for a special Mothering Sunday Service as we gather to celebrate the love, care, and faithfulness of mothers and all who nurture and guide us. This meaningful service will be a time of thanksgiving, reflection, and worship as we honor the gift of family and the blessing of God’s unconditional love.

Through uplifting music, prayer, and an encouraging message, we will give thanks for the women who have shaped our lives and remember the importance of compassion, grace, and service in our community. Everyone is warmly welcome—bring your family and friends as we celebrate together.

We look forward to seeing you on Sunday, March 15th at 10:00 AM.

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.

Join us for a concert by Nantwich Singers with musical director Susan Marrs. This performance features choral gems by Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Tallis, Gibbons, Gorecki and Stopford.

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Join us for our Passion Sunday Service, a reflective moment in the fifth week of Lent as we turn our attention toward Christ’s journey to the cross. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, we enter the solemn beauty of this season and prepare our hearts for Holy Week.

Join us as we honour the moment the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would be the mother of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
A quiet, reflective service of Scripture, prayer, and thanksgiving as we rejoice in God’s promise made flesh.
All are welcome.

Palm Sunday

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.