All Saints Preschool offers a welcoming, inclusive, and nurturing environment where children of all backgrounds, abilities, faiths, and beliefs are valued and supported. Through a play-based curriculum and strong partnerships with parents and carers, the pre-school promotes children’s wellbeing, learning, and development. Set within accessible, well-resourced facilities and enriched by outdoor learning opportunities, including forest school and a local nature reserve, All Saints Pre-School provides a safe, stimulating, and caring start to early education.

We actively contribute to the life of the church by ringing for the Communion services and special occasions such as weddings and other church events.
Visitors and new members are extremely welcome – though do please contact us in advance if possible. we ring the bells for Sunday services 9.15am - 10am and Wednesday services 11.00am - 12.00am. please note that the exact details of service ringing and practices may vary. Training is available for anyone new to tower bell ringing; please contact us if you are interested in learning how to ring.
Contact details:
Charmian Baker (Tower Captain) 07905 526897
Sonia Field (Ringing Master) 020 8907 5523

The Metroland Music Festival is delighted to present an outstanding solo recital by the gifted pianist Edward Harris-Brown. This captivating programme features masterworks by Beethoven, Brahms and Tait, offering an evening of depth, brilliance and expressive artistry. Edward Harris-Brown is known for his musical maturity, technical command and sensitive interpretations, bringing both clarity and emotional power to the great Romantic repertoire.
This special event also supports Barnardo’s and its “Believe in Children” campaign, helping to raise awareness and support for vulnerable young people.
Join us for an inspiring evening of exceptional live music in support of a meaningful cause.

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You are warmly invited to join us for our Maundy Thursday service as we enter the most intimate and moving moments of Holy Week.
On this holy night, we remember the Last Supper, when Jesus gathered with His disciples, broke bread, shared the cup, and gave the new commandment: “Love one another as I have loved you.” We also recall the powerful and humbling act of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet, a sign of servant-hearted love that challenges and shapes our own discipleship.
During the service there will be the opportunity to take part in the symbolic washing of feet, reflecting Christ’s example of humility and service. Holy Communion will be shared as we give thanks for the gift of the Eucharist, first given on this night.
The service concludes quietly and reflectively, as the altar is stripped and we leave in silence, mindful of the journey that leads to the cross.
All are welcome to come, to watch and pray, and to enter more deeply into the mystery of Christ’s love.

You are warmly invited to join us at All Saints Church, Harrow Weald as we gather to celebrate Palm Sunday — the joyful beginning of Holy Week.
Palm Sunday marks Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, when crowds welcomed Him with palm branches and shouts of “Hosanna.” It is a day of celebration and reflection, holding together both joy and the shadow of the cross as we prepare our hearts for Easter.
Our service will include uplifting hymns, Scripture readings, prayer, and a message that speaks to the meaning of this powerful moment in the Christian story. As we carry our palm crosses and lift our voices in praise, we are reminded that Christ comes not in power as the world understands it, but in humility, peace, and saving love.
Whether you are a regular worshipper, visiting for the first time, or joining us after some time away, you will find a warm welcome.
Come and begin Holy Week with us — in worship, in reflection, and in hope.

You are warmly invited to gather at All Saints Church, Harrow Weald for our Easter Dawn Service, a beautiful and moving celebration of the Resurrection.
As the first light of morning breaks, we meet in the stillness of dawn to proclaim the greatest news of all: Christ is risen. From darkness into light, from silence into joyful praise, this early service captures the wonder of that first Easter morning when the women found the tomb empty and hope restored.

The service begins quietly, outdoors, in low light, symbolising the darkness before the Resurrection. The new fire is kindled, the Paschal candle is lit, and the light of Christ is shared among us. Through Scripture, prayer, and joyful acclamation, we celebrate the victory of life over death.