Our Breakfast Service is a relaxed and informal act of worship that lasts about 50 minutes. It’s usually led by a member of our Parish community rather than an ordained minister. The service features a shared breakfast midway through the service, creating a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and connection. Come as you are and join us!

We are delighted with the success of our Farmers' Market which started in June 2012. We have 10 regular stallholders selling their fresh produce (freshly baked, home reared or home grown).

There is a real buzz and community spirit at the market and we feel that we have achieved what we wanted to do – bringing the church and the local community together.

A number of customers and stallholders have commented on the friendly atmosphere of the market. However, we have to remember that the stallholders are running a business and it is important that we support them in order for the market to continue being successful.

Our service to mark Easter Sunday- Breakfast will also be served so we can enjoy Easter together

Join our Youth Group for a relaxed space to explore big questions, play games, and enjoy great food!

In partnership with Thrive Youth Ministries, we’re learning how to love and serve ourselves, each other, and the wider world through creative activities and open discussions. And of course, there are always plenty of refreshments to keep those brains active!

When: One Wednesday evening a month (7:00 pm – 8:30 pm)

Where: St Cuthbert’s Room, Knightlow Primary School

Important Note on Dates:
To satisfy this website’s calendar, we have listed this as the "3rd Wednesday of the month." However, because we occasionally pause for school holidays or move dates during seasons like Christmas and Easter, please check our official website or email Phil before your first visit to confirm this month's date:

👉 Confirm dates here: www.draycoteandleamvalleybenefice.com
📧 Email Phil: [email protected]

The Communion Service is the central act of worship for most Christians and in it we draw close to God and give thanks for the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The focal point of the service is when the priest blesses the bread and wine which represent the body and blood of Jesus and shares them with the members of the congregation. It’s a quiet moment of deep meaning when we can feel God’s presence around us and renew our faith and strength.