Traditional 1662 Prayer Book Evening Prayer, sung to plainchant. Incense used on Feast Days.
Every day except Friday.
Traditional 1662 Prayer Book Morning Prayer, sung to plainchant. Incense used on Feast Days.
No Mattins Friday or Saturday.
All services at our church are now based on the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Both weekday and Sunday masses follow the reordered “interim rite” augmented with antiphons from the English Missal. We follow the historic eucharistic lectionary of the Western Church as preserved in the 1662 Prayer Book.
We worship God in the beauty of holiness, study the Scriptures faithfully, and joyfully live the ancient faith which Christ entrusted to the saints.
Followed by coffee and optional Bible Study (11:00~)
Our ancestors knew a richer world than ours—full of hidden spiritual realities they took for granted but we have forgotten how to see. The Bible is the key to unlocking that hidden spiritual realm. Join our weekly Study Group to rediscover the cosmic mystery of Christ.
All services at our church are based on the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.
Both weekday and Sunday masses follow the reordered “interim rite” augmented with antiphons from the English Missal. We follow the historic eucharistic lectionary of the Western Church as preserved in the 1662 Prayer Book.
We worship God in the beauty of holiness, study the Scriptures faithfully, and joyfully live the ancient faith which Christ entrusted to the saints.
Expect incense, chant, tradition and sound Biblical preaching.
Join us as we celebrate the anniversary of the dedication of our church and Feast Day of our Patron Saint, the holy woman and dragon-slayer, St Margaret. The Bishop of Oswestry will preach and offer Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Followed by refreshments.
Parking available at Royal British Legion.