St Philip and St James

Start the day well with our Holy Communion service.
Please visit our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/StPhilipAE/ for live services

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This Communion service is designed with children and young people in mind. We encourage children and young people to take on a role in the service and we admit children to Holy Communion from the age of 8. If you are looking for a service to come to with a child this might be the one to try.

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Tuesday Tots is a group for babies, toddlers, and their parents and carers.
We meet every Tuesday, 10:00 to 12:00, in the Parish Rooms behind the church.

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Service of Holy Communion using the Book of Common Prayer followed by a free lunch

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This is a service of Holy Communion with hymns, organ and a choir. It usually lasts a little over an hour. It is live-streamed on Facebook and can be accessed from our website.

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This service is for toddlers and ages up to around 5. The service lasts around 30 minutes. We begin with a craft activity and include a story from the bible, songs and prayer. We sing, pray, tell and act out stories from the Bible, make things to take home with us, eat food and have a lot of fun together.

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A family eucharist. We have lot of different fruit an vegetable themed outfits for children to wear as we have fun and thank God for his creation and all his gifts that sustain. Last year the vicar dressed up as a pod of peas to sing the vegetable samba so anything could happen!

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Annual Civic Service in conjunction with the Parish Council. This year we will reflect on our community's experiences of lockdown. There will also be an opportunity to mourn for those we lost during the pandemic as well as reflecting on other forms of suffering we experienced eg economic dislocation, stress and isolation. We will also celebrate all the ways our community came together and give thanks for the heroes who kept going to work in difficult, uncertain and dangerous circumstances.

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Service of choral eucharist using the Book of Common Prayer

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