Said service using Book of Common Prayer
Said service using Book of Common Prayer
Sung Eucharist using Common Worship; families and children are welcome - some facilities for children (with intention to expand!)
Not on last Sunday of the month, when there is a non-Eucharistic Family Service
On the last Sunday of each month. An lnformal service, targetted at younger children but with allowance for adults. Singing lead by small music group comprising piano, flute and guitars.
On the last Sunday of each month, a service of healing with times of quiet and contemplation.
Led by Fairford Primary School. Open to all
We are delighted to invite you to our new contemporary-style service at St Mary’s. Everyone is welcome.
This is a wonderful opportunity to invite family, friends and neighbours to church, especially those who have never been to church, those who haven’t been for years or those who have never found a church that feels ‘just right’ for them. We very much look forward to seeing you at our next service.
For more information please contact:
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A beautiful candle-lit service steeped in medieval music
A traditional carol service
The story of the nativity gently told
the story of the Nativity with lots of dressing up!
This warm, reverent, and festive service, Midnight Mass is one of the most significant and atmospheric services in the Christian calendar.
Starting at 11:30 PM and concluding after midnight, we mark the transition into Christmas Day. We celebrate the Nativity of Jesus Christ and welcome the birth of Christ at the very moment Christmas begins.
The BCP Christmas Holy Communion is the service of Holy Communion celebrated using the Book of Common Prayer (BCP), a traditional Anglican liturgical text first published in 1549 and most commonly associated with the 1662 edition.
A Family Christmas Holy Communion service to celebrate the birth of Christ with joy and singing carols while still maintaining the reverence of the Eucharist.