Ryton on Dunsmore - St. Leonard

Midweek Communion: Common Worship Order 1

• Share

Do come along to our Luncheon Club in the newly-refurbished Church Centre on the second Wednesday of each month. Cost is £4.00 for a freshly-cooked main course and pudding, plus tea, coffee and a chance to have a good chat. Please book in advance in church, or phone 01788573067 for further instructions about booking.

• Share

Short, said service: "Early communion"

• Share

Informal, very family-oriented worship. Starts with coffee and workshop activities in church hall, then moves into church for a short and child-friendly service.

• Share

Book of Common Prayer evensong with sermon. Hymns, psalm, preces, responses sung to traditional Anglican chants.

• Share

We meet on Monday nights for bellringing practice on our eight bells. Please join us- whether a complete beginner or an experienced ringer, or anywhere in between, you will be very welcome. For more information phone John Hammond on 02476 511130.

• Share

Midweek Communion: Common Worship Order 1

• Share

Sung Eucharist, [setting by Gregory Murray] Common Worship Order 1. Sermon and hymns. Coffee after the service. Sunday School.

• Share

Book of Common Prayer evensong. Sung service including psalms, canticles and hymns. Talk or sermon.
.

• Share

An evening, quiet and reflective, yet informal celebration of Holy Communion: Common Worship Order 1. Discussion of the Gospel of the day instead of sermon; time for open intercessions. Conducted by candlelight in the choirstalls.

• Share

Hymns, prayers, readings and a talk or discussion, followed by refreshments and a chat in the church centre. A service at which people of all ages are welcome. Children take an active part in the service and special children's activities and worksheets are also provided.

• Share

A Sunday evening celebration of Holy Communion. Hymns and sermon.

• Share

On the morning of the first Saturday in every month, our enthusiastic Tidy-up team meets to share the task of keeping our church and churchyard looking beautiful. In 2007, we won the area Best-kept Churchyard competition, and we aim to maintain this high standard of care, with the help of our team of dedicated volunteers. We are also nurturing our newly-established Conservation Area. We work hard at grass-mowing, hedge-trimming, weeding, planting and many other jobs, and we always welcome new volunteers. Why not come along and lend a hand, and have a lot of fun and fellowship at the same time? Refreshment breaks are an important part of the morning!

• Share