Join us on the Sixth Sunday of Lent for a special Sung Eucharist as we celebrate Palm Sunday. Led by Rev’d Canon Nigel Johnson, this service marks the beginning of Holy Week, inviting us to walk with Christ from his triumphal entry into Jerusalem to the shadow of the Cross. We begin our journey outdoors at the historic Sheepwash Bridge for the start of our procession, symbolizing Christ’s entry into Jerusalem.
While Lent has been a season of quiet soul-searching, Palm Sunday brings a pivotal shift as we transition from "Hosannas" to the solemnity of the Passion. Our four-part robed choir will lead us in music of exceptional power and beauty, supporting a service that includes traditional hymns, the blessing of palms, sung responses, and a thoughtful sermon.
Whether you are a regular member of our congregation or are stepping through our doors for the first time, you are most welcome to join us in Scripture, prayer, and the sharing of Holy Communion as we begin our journey through this most sacred week

Join us on Easter Sunday for a special Sung Eucharist as we celebrate the joy and hope of Christ’s resurrection. This service will be a joyful and reverent celebration of the heart of the Christian faith.
After the solemnity of Holy Week, Easter Day comes as a wonderful proclamation of new life, hope, and victory over death. Our four-part robed choir will lead the music with beauty and uplift, supporting a service that includes traditional hymns, sung responses, a sermon, and the celebration of Holy Communion.
Whether you are a regular member of our congregation or visiting for the first time, you are warmly invited to join us as we celebrate the risen Christ in Scripture, prayer, and shared worship.

Today, on Low Sunday, we join with the congregation of St Giles and the other churches in the Benefice for a joyful Communion Service led by The Reverend Carl Edwards.
The Sunday after Easter, traditionally known as Low Sunday, offers a quieter and more reflective note after the great celebration of Easter Day, inviting us to continue pondering the wonder of the risen Christ.
With hymns, sung responses, and a sermon, this service offers the opportunity to receive Holy Communion and to reflect together on the meaning of Scripture. The music is led by our four-part robed choir — soprano, alto, tenor, and bass — whose robes express the unity and reverence that mark our worship