Traditional language.
Common Worship, with children's club and crèche.
A contemplative service in the style of Taize, with sung chants, bible readings, poems, and prayer.
Common Worship
We would love to invite you to Messy Church on Sunday 26th October 2025 at 3-4.30 in the Rose Hill Community Centre.
Messy Church is an opportunity to spend time together and to learn more about the Christian faith through various fun and creative activities.
Each Messy Church lasts 90 mins and has a mix of themed crafts, games, Bible stories, a time of celebration, and finishes with a simple meal.
It’s for all the family - children must bring a grown up. Hope to see you there!
More information can be found at https://iffleychurch.org.uk/messy-church
A contemplative, inclusive, and creative service: for those with questions and the hope of hope. This service is based around Compline, with poetry, music and space for reflection.
A service to remember those who have died in the past year/s. There will be music, readings, and an opportunity to light a candle in memory.
Sung Evensong (Traditional Language). Occasional choral evensong and special services for the seasons.
An evening service for Remembrance Sunday, with music and readings, and St Mary's Choir.
An Advent Service with carols, music and readings - with St Mary's Choir.
We would love to invite you to Messy Church on Sunday 7 December 2025 at 3-4.30 in the Rose Hill Community Centre.
Messy Church is an opportunity to spend time together and to learn more about the Christian faith through various fun and creative activities.
Each Messy Church lasts 90 mins and has a mix of themed crafts, games, Bible stories, a time of celebration, and finishes with a simple meal.
It’s for all the family - children must bring a grown up. Hope to see you there!
More information can be found at https://iffleychurch.org.uk/messy-church
A service of carols, readings and poetry to celebrate Christmas - followed by minced pies and mulled wine in the church hall.
A family service with Crib, Carols and Christingles - all welcome!
The first Eucharist of Christmas
