You are warmly invited to our Sung Eucharist for the First Sunday of Lent, led by Rev’d Brenda Jackson. We are especially pleased to welcome members of the congregation of St Michael and All Angels, Sheldon, who are joining us for this service. This reverent and reflective communion service includes hymns, sung responses, a sermon, and the opportunity to receive Holy Communion as we reflect on Scripture together.
The First Sunday of Lent marks the beginning of a more quiet and searching season in the church year. Lent invites us to slow down, to reflect honestly on our lives, and to walk more closely with Christ—through prayer, self-examination, and renewed trust in God’s grace.
Our four-part robed choir (soprano, alto, tenor, and bass) leads the music, supporting worship with beauty, reverence, and a deep sense of shared prayer appropriate to this season of reflection.
A traditional and thoughtful service, open to all—whether you worship with us regularly or are joining us for the first time.

We gather at 9:30am for a Morning Worship Service led by Ian Pykett. This traditional yet welcoming service includes Bible readings, prayers, hymns, and a short reflection – all in the beautiful rhythm of Anglican worship.
Our four-part robed choir leads the music, offering hymns and choral pieces that lift the spirit and create a sense of peace and reverence. Quiet, reflective, and uplifting – a perfect way to start your Sunday

You are warmly invited to our Sung Eucharist for the Third Sunday of Lent, led by Rev’d Carl Edwards. We are especially pleased to welcome members of the congregation of St Giles, Longstone who are joining us for this service. This reverent and reflective communion service includes hymns, sung responses, a sermon, and the opportunity to receive Holy Communion as we reflect on Scripture together.
Lent marks a more quiet and searching season in the church year. Lent invites us to slow down, to reflect honestly on our lives, and to walk more closely with Christ—through prayer, self-examination, and renewed trust in God’s grace.
Our four-part robed choir (soprano, alto, tenor, and bass) leads the music, supporting worship with beauty, reverence, and a deep sense of shared prayer appropriate to this season of reflection.
A traditional and thoughtful service, open to all—whether you worship with us regularly or are joining us for the first time