All are welcome to our main Sunday service which normally has singing and incense. First timers and visitors especially welcome.
No service the Sunday after Christmas, and time moved to 11am on first Sunday of January.
Timings occasionally change for special occasions. Check back or sign up to our email list for details.

A calm and relaxed way to unwind and be with God at the end of a working day. Newcomers are most welcome.
Usually held in the atmospheric St Sepulchre chapel in the church undercroft, which means latecomers cannot easily be admitted. (Access is via glass doors in Rowington Close, if not open please wait to be let in.)

A short service of about 25 minutes with traditional ashing.
In the atmospheric St Sepulchre chapel in the undercroft at St Mary Magdalene's.

A communion service with the imposition of Ashes. A joint service with our neighbours held at Emmanuel Parish Church on the Harrow Road, opposite Iceland, 5 minutes walk from St Peter's.

A compact version of the traditional stations of the cross service, reflecting on the last hours before Jesus' death. At St Mary Magdalene's.
Enter the church via Rowington Close.

A compact version of the traditional stations of the cross service, reflecting on the last hours before Jesus' death. At St Mary Magdalene's.
Enter the church via Rowington Close.

A devotional performance of this traditional, accessible and moving choir and organ piece reflecting on The Crucifixion.

Preceded by liturgy of Palms outside the cafe at St Mary Magdalene's at 10.50, and then walk together to St Peter's, or meet at St Peter's 11.10am for the main service.

A simple Good Friday service reflecting on the last hours of Jesus earthly life.

Churches together gathering in Maida Hill Market for a short outdoor service for Good Friday.

Traditional service focusing on Jesus' passion and death, with veneration of the cross and communion.

An atmospheric Easter Vigil service with baptisms to begin our Easter celebrations.
(Not a communion service.)

The first Eucharist of Easter

Easter Day celebration

Mass with ceremonies commemorating Jesus' last supper and the night before his death. After the service a brief watch will continue until 9pm for those who wish to stay.

A sung evensong for Ascension Day