A said Communion service using traditional language from the Book of Common Prayer (with minor inclusive changes)
A sung service of Holy Communion from Common Worship, using traditional hymns, robes, organ, choir and servers. A haven for those who prefer to worship using what used to be called 'mainstream Anglican worship'. Refreshments after the service, which generally attracts around 70 to 80 worshippers. This service is also streamed live on our website and Facebook page.
Most weeks we hold a Zoom Evensong - but see the separate listing for 'Come and Sing Choral Evensong' on 4th Sundays.
Every fourth Sunday (except December) we warmly invite singers from all over the are to join us at 4pm for rehearsal and refreshments, then the service at 6.30pm. Come and enjoy a wide range of sacred choral music across the year. Led by our Director of Music, Graham Kidd, with guest organists.
A simple service of traditional carols and short Christmas readings with those living with dementia in mind.
with St Faith's Choir, Father Christmas, the Mayor, our local MP, members of Havant Rotary Club and local performers. Come and experience the best of traditional Christmas worship in a light atmosphere of fun and celebration, followed by seasonal refreshments.
As an alternative to New Year's parties, we gather at 11.30pm while our Bellringers are ringing out the old year, above us. We give thanks for the year gone, asking forgiveness for the times that we human beings have fallen short. Then in the context of Holy Communion, we welcome the new year with prayers for the future, and a celebratory glass of bubbly.
Annual Event
Our service begins outside the church, gathered with the whole community around the Havant Borough War Memorial, for an Act of Remembrance led by the Mayor and MP for Havant, and the Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire. Then, we process into church, at around 11.10, for a longer service of readings hymns and thanksgiving for the peace which the sacrifice of so many has made possible.
An hour of traditional carols and readings for the community of Langstone, led by Rev'd Judy Henning with music by Canon Tom Kennar
A special Christmas service, with lots of fun, traditional carols and with young children in mind. Youngsters are warmly invited, and if they wish may dress in Christmas costumes. This service is NOT livestreamed, to protect youngsters' privacy.
Join us in the depths of this most holy night to greet the arrival of the Christ-child, drawing ourselves closer to him, and celebrating his life, death and resurrection through Holy Communion.
A traditional service modelled around 'Nine Lessons and Carols', in candle-light. Join us to hear again the Christmas story, and sing the old favourite carols.
An opportunity to remember those we have lost, during a gentle serivce of hymns and prayers, and by hanging names on stars on our Christmas trees - to remain throughout the season.