A Mothering Sunday service with Hymns

Course Introduction.
How do you approach decisions? Do you face them head-on or delay making a choice?
From major life changes to everyday dilemmas, decision-making can be difficult—sometimes requiring courage, sometimes feeling overwhelming.
We often seek God’s guidance, but life rarely offers clear-cut answers.
The Bible provides wisdom, yet ultimately, we are responsible for our choices.
Lent reminds us of Jesus’ time in the wilderness—his struggles, choices, and faithfulness.
This five-session course explores different aspects of decision-making, using Scripture and experience to guide discussion.
Join us as we reflect on how we make choices and what they mean for our faith.

Course Sessions
All sessions include a simple, said Holy Communion with a reflective address and prayers. Open to all—everyone is welcome.
All Saints Church Belton – Mondays at 7:00 pm
• 10th March – A Time to Decide
• 17th March – Complex Decisions
• (24th March – none – Revd Paul on leave)
• 31st March – Who Decides?
• 7th April – Flawed Decisions
• 14th April – Living with Decision
We hope you’ll join us on this Lenten journey as we seek together God’s wisdom in the choices we make.

A service of Holy Communion (using the C of E Common Worship liturgy)

A service of Morning Prayer (Common Worship) with hymns

A Palm Sunday service with liturgy of the palms

The Passover Meal – What to Expect

This special Maundy Thursday service is a reflective and symbolic meal, recalling the Last Supper and its deep connection to the Jewish Passover. As we gather, we will hear Scripture readings, sing hymns, and share in a meal that includes lamb, bitter herbs, and unleavened bread—each carrying profound meaning in our faith.

The service includes moments of reflection, prayers, and responses, as well as an opportunity to share in the bread and wine, remembering Christ’s sacrifice. A young Christian will ask traditional questions about the significance of the meal, helping us to engage more deeply with its meaning.

Towards the end, we will share in the lighting of the Paschal Candle, symbolising Christ as the Light of the World. The service concludes in solemnity, as we recall Jesus' journey to the Garden of Gethsemane, preparing our hearts for Good Friday.

All are welcome to participate in this moving and meaningful act of worship. Please put your name on the list available in St Andrew's Church to ensure we cater for the correct number of people attending.

The Deanery Good Friday Service held at St Nicholas, Haxey

Our early morning Easter Day Service, held outside the church if fine, or inside if inclement, followed by light breakfast refreshments

Easter Sunday Service – A Celebration of Resurrection

Join us for a joyful Easter Sunday service as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ! This service of Holy Communion will be filled with uplifting hymns, prayer, and thanksgiving as we proclaim, "Alleluia! Christ is risen!"

Expect a warm welcome, inspiring scripture readings, and a message of hope reflecting on the victory of Christ over death. Together, we will share in the Eucharist, remembering Christ’s sacrifice and triumph.

Come and be part of this special moment as we rejoice in the Good News of Easter! All are welcome.