This said service takes place in the calm of the Lady Chapel, where a HEPA air purifier helps to minimise risk of airborne infection. It is normally live-streamed and recorded via Facebook - click the 'Join online' button below for remote access.

This service is live-streamed via Facebook: click 'More about this event' below and select the appropriate live post or video. For the words please see 'Prayer During the Day' (except that we use the longer reading set for Morning Prayer) on the Church of England's Time to Pray app or website :
https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer

This said service takes place in the Lady Chapel, where a HEPA air purifier helps to minimise risk of Covid-19 infection. The service can normally be followed remotely as it is live-streamed and recorded via Facebook (click 'Join online' below and select the appropriate live post or video). The readings are circulated to those on our email list.

Please come to this service in church. Children welcome.
Usually our robed choir leads the music, except at half-term, immediately after Easter and Christmas and during August when the service is said, with hymns and often a congregational setting of the Gloria.

Said Communion at the beginning of Lent. As a symbol of penitence and humility, a cross of ashes is marked on the forehead of anyone who wishes to receive it. This service takes place in the Lady Chapel, where a HEPA air purifier reduces the risk of catching respiratory infections.

A solemn choral communion service at the beginning of Lent. As a symbol of penitence and humility, a cross of ashes is marked on the forehead of anyone who wishes to receive it. The choir will sing suitable music.

Cathedral-style service on major festivals and (usually) one Sunday of each month during university term. The timeless words of the Book of Common Prayer are used, with the responses, psalm, canticles and an anthem sung by the choir, as well as hymns and an organ voluntary.