Morning Prayer based on Common Worship at a slightly earlier time to allow us to join Daniel's Den afterwards - held simultaneously in church and on Zoom

adapted Common Worship format, held simultaneously in church and on Zoom

A weekly meeting for prayer and mutual support, with Bible study. We generally work through a book or section of a book of the Bible for several weeks at a time.

We have returned to the church buildings for our meetings, including singing and refreshments. Access via Zoom also available.

On Friday mornings we hold a short informal prayer session, enabling us to explore new (to us) forms of prayer and return to those we have previously found valuable. Our activities include silent prayer, praying the Rosary together, and exploring sacred music. The Rosary is always scheduled for the Third Friday of the month. Please note we do not meet on the First Friday of each month. Tea is always available.

This is an informal afternoon Bible study where we explore the Bible together. A time of prayer is also included and the emphasis is upon the implications of our study for our own lives and faith. Tea is always available. This event is paused for the summer holiday period and will restart in September. We look forward to seeing you then.

A service of Word and Sacrament according to Church of England Common Worship.

A Service of the Word by phone every Sunday at the new time of 1:30pm, with collect and Bible readings for the day, a short reflection, intercesssions and individual prayer. Contact the parish office (07704 694445) for details of the phone number and code needed.

This service is mainly intended for those who are sick or housebound, and their carers, although anyone who cannot attend church in person is very welcome. We have taken the decision to make this service audio-only so that all our worshippers including those who may only have a landline or older type mobile phone are not missing out. Zoom services with audio-visual cover are available at other times.

After Morning Prayer on Fridays, we celebrate Holy Communion. This service lasts around 40 minutes and usually includes a short homily and some congregational singing.