On the morning of the third 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! Contact Mark Jones 02476 302272 to volunteer or enquire.

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

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. If you would like to try bellringing for yourself, or have any enquiries, please contact Tower Captain Bob on [email protected] mobile 07979868260, or Beverley Whiting on 07715 454636. We meet at the church on Monday evenings from 7:30pm.
Bubbenhall and Baginton ringers and enquiries very welcome! Contact Bob or Bev- details above.

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.

Do come along to our Luncheon Club in the newly-refurbished Church Centre on the second Wednesday of each month. Cost is £5.00 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.

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.

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