All Saints

Common Worship service of psalms, canticles and bible readings usually led by congregation members. On Sundays it is led by clergy and uses the Book of Common Prayer, sometimes with hymns and sermon, and occasionally sung.

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Daily service of psalms, canticles, collects, bible readings and prayer. Led by clergy and lay members of the congregation

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Our traditional BCP Communion in traditional language.

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A fairly well attended said communion service in the chancel of the church, at which we offer God the many prayers left by those who visit the church during the week. There is usually a short address related to the bible readings. We adjourn for coffee afterwards to the nearby parish centre.

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A simple Eucharist in contemporary language with short address. No music.

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A traditional style of service using modern language. Choir, servers, sermon and a wide range of readings. Refreshments after.

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Live from church on Sundays

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Our Family Service (usually a Family Eucharist). With coffee and tea and soft drinks, croissants and pastries before hand from 11.00 on Sundays in Term Time. Lively music, all age teaching, proper structured worship and a really engaging style.

Not during school summer vacation

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An informal time of worship, learning and fellowship. All are welcome but it is particularly focused on families with children from 5 to 12. Tea, coffee and drinks with delicious cakes. Live music. Videos and discussions. Activities for most age-groups. Third Sunday is a proper meal and fellowship. Fourth Sunday we all gather around the altar and meet the Lord Jesus Christ as he promised in the breaking of the bread.

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Our weekly event for 0-4 year olds and their grown-ups. Loads of play equipment, great coffee and children's drinks. Fabulous cake. A short whacky act of worship and often songs to join in. Free with voluntary collection. Loads of people come - often 60-70. Make new friends and meet old ones.

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A service of Holy Communion when we remember loved ones who have died. We give thanks for their lives, pray for their souls and ask for comfort for their relatives and friends. All welcome. Please notify the priest if you would like to pray for someone in particular.

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Quiet and thoughtful worship with prayer for healing for yourself or others

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