We join with the congregations of all our Benefice Churches on the special day.
The First Sunday of Advent begins the Church’s year and draws us into a season of hopeful expectation. As we light the first candle—the Hope Candle—we remember the prophets’ promises and look forward to Christ’s coming with renewed trust and anticipation.
Led by Rev’d Brenda Jackson, this Holy Communion service invites us to begin our Advent journey together through Scripture, prayer, and the sharing of bread and wine.
Our worship includes hymns, sung responses, and a sermon to help us open our hearts to the hope and promise of this season. The music is led by our four-part robed choir—soprano, alto, tenor, and bass—whose robes symbolise unity, devotion, and reverence in worship.
A gentle and uplifting way to begin Advent.

Join us at 9:30am for a welcoming Morning Worship service led by David Baldry, a member of our congregation. This gentle, traditional service includes Bible readings, prayers, hymns, and a short reflection—rooted in the comforting rhythm of Anglican worship.
As part of our worship, we will light the Second Advent Candle, the Peace Candle. It reminds us of John the Baptist’s call to prepare the way of the Lord and invites us to make room for Christ’s peace in our world and in our hearts.
Our robed choir leads the music, offering hymns and choral pieces that lift the spirit and create a sense of calm and reverence. Quiet, reflective, and full of hope—a lovely way to begin the Second Sunday of Advent.

This Sunday is Gaudete Sunday, a day when Advent brightens with joy. As part of our service, we will light the Third Advent Candle, the Joy Candle, reminding us that God’s light is drawing near and inviting us to rejoice in His presence.
Today we join the congregation of St Giles for a a joyful Communion Service led by The Reverend Hilda Isaacson,
With hymns, sung responses, and a sermon, this service offers the opportunity to receive Holy Communion and reflect on the meaning of Advent together. The music is led by our four-part robed choir, a traditional choir with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts, the choristers wear robes to symbolize unity and reverence during worship services

Join us today for a a joyful Communion Service led by Rev'd Canon Nigel Johnson as we light The Fourth Advent Candle - Love (Angel’s Candle): The final purple candle symbolizes love, particularly God’s love revealed through the angels’ message at Christ’s birth of “Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men.” It reminds us of the love God has for humanity and the call to love one another as Christmas approaches.
With hymns, sung responses, and a sermon, this service offers the opportunity to reflect on the meaning of Advent together. The music is led by our four-part robed choir, a traditional choir with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts, the choristers wear robes to symbolize unity and reverence during worship services