This is a service of prayers, thanksgiving and hymn-singing, welcoming all members of the community, whatever their age. It may sometimes be led by members of the congregation.

Central to worship in our church is the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, also called the Holy Communion, or the Lord's Supper. In this offering of prayer and praise, the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are remembered and celebrated.

You are welcome to come and join us for coffee and company on the second Wednesday of each month in the Parish Hall.
There will be hot drinks, cakes, biscuits and chat in warm surroundings.
Free of charge.

Ascension Day celebrates Jesus's ascension to heaven after he was resurrected on Easter Day. This is the first of three public services that are held in the chapel during the year.

The Sixth Sunday of Easter (the fifth Sunday after Easter Sunday) is traditionally known as “Rogation Sunday.” Rogation Days remind us that our lives and seasons are in God’s hands. We pray to be saved from disaster and for farmers' fields to be blessed. We are encouraged to deepen our roots in the parish where we live and worship.
Come and join us for this traditional service at the heart of rural life.

This is a service of prayers and thanksgiving. It will sometimes be led by members of the congregation.

We celebrate Holy Communion, sometimes known as the Eucharist or the Lord's Supper, which is central to our worship in church. In this offering of prayer and praise, the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are remembered and celebrated.
The Royal School of Church Music is inviting us, with many other churches, to focus on the role of music in worship and the dedicated church musicians who lead this.

The Animal Service has a special place in the hearts of many. Bring your animals, if you have them, and join us at 10am.
If you don't have an animal to bring, have you got a favourite soft toy animal? We'd like to see them too. Bring your pet (or favourite soft toy) along to this very popular, outdoor service that has become a major part of Siddington life over the years.
Maybe, if you would like to bring an animal big enough to need special transport, you could let us know beforehand.
If you don't have an animal, just bring yourselves!

This is the Sunday nearest to the feast of St Peter when Swettenham Church will celebrate its foundation and dedication to St Peter.
We hope that as many friends of St Peter's, old and new, along with members of the other Rural Daneside Churches and the wider community will join us for this friendly service - a real celebration of village, church and community.
Light refreshments will be served following the service.

Central to worship in our church is the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, also called the Holy Communion, or the Lord's Supper. In this offering of prayer and praise, the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are remembered and celebrated. Children are particularly welcome at this service.

The service where we will give thanks for the Redesmere Fete, a traditional fete held on the last Saturday in July every year.
Following the day of festivities yesterday, when the new Water Lily Queen will have been crowned, we welcome the queen, her retinue and their families into the church for a service of celebration.

All the congregations of the Rural Daneside Churches will come together at St Michaels' Church, Hulme Walfield to celebrate their patronal festival on this fifth Sunday of September. All welcome.