A Zoomed weekly get-together with members from other local churches to look back at the Bible readings and Sermon from the previous Sunday. Very informal, with a different leader each week. We usually have some pets participating too!

Please get in touch via our website Contact page (click on 'More about this event') if you want the link to join.

A short Eucharistic service. On the 3rd Thursday we have a Lay led service of Compline.

Our main service of the week. The 3rd Sunday of the month is non-Eucharistic but all the other Sundays have communion. The 5th Sunday of each month is a joint service with our sister church, Christ Church Walmersley, alternating venues.

Sunday@Seven is an opportunity to sing and pray in a more informal setting than the usual Sunday and weekday church services. It's led by Nigel Silvester, our Authorised Lay Minister (lead vocals and acoustic guitar) and Cath Hilton (keyboard), plus anyone else who has been volunteered on the night.

We rotate venues between the hall at Christ Church Walmersley, the Barritt Room at St John's and the local Salvation Army Community Centre. Look at the calendar on our website for details. We also offer the service on Zoom for anyone not able to physically be with us.

So if you enjoy a good sing-along then please come along! There's prayer and thought-provoking meditations too. Plus a brew, cake and biscuits to keep you going.

Wherever possible we hold Sunday@Seven on the last Sunday of every month.

We look forward to seeing you!

Based on the Rachel Mann book, this is a 5 week study based on the film 'Wicked'. Meeting in the Barritt Room at the Church Hall on a Tuesday night from 7.30pm

A mid-week, eucharistic service to keep you going between Sundays.

Monday to Wednesday of Holy Week. Stations will be in the Church and Compline in the side chapel. These will be Lay Led.

Remembering the last night before the crucifixion. Including washing of feet or hands, then stripping of the altar.

A time of reflection in the final hour as we think of Jesus' death on the cross