We gather at 9:30am for Morning Worship, led by Alison Fletcher, the Agricultural Chaplain, in the season of Trinitytide — those Sundays after Trinity when the Church reflects on how we live out our faith in the ordinary pattern of daily life.
In this quieter, steady season, we are invited to grow in prayer, deepen our trust in God, and follow Christ more faithfully, guided by the Holy Spirit. In the familiar rhythm of Anglican worship, we share Bible readings, prayers, hymns, and a short reflection.
Our four-part robed choir leads the music, offering hymns and choral pieces that help us listen more deeply and worship more fully.
Traditional, welcoming, and gently uplifting — a peaceful way to begin Sunday and to grow together in faith during Trinitytide

Today, on the tenth Sunday after Trinity, we join the congregation of St Giles, Great Longstone, for a joyful Communion Service.
The Sundays after Trinity invite us to think about what it means to live as Christian disciples, rooted in God’s love and learning day by day to follow Christ more faithfully.
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 symbolize unity and reverence in worship.