Alpha is a series of group conversations that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith in an open, friendly environment. Everyone’s welcome. No matter your background or beliefs, you’re invited.

A Fundraising/Community event, come and play bingo with your chance to win some easter eggs.
All proceeds will go towards the mission and ministry of Harbour Church All Saints.
This is Bingo like you've never seen it before - watch out for the sneaky bingo callers tricks.

Safe Harbour exists to see everyone in Portsmouth who needs a hot meal provided with one. We want to invest in meaningful relationships and meet peoples deep-seated need for personal, authentic connection. We treat everyone with dignity and love and signpost them onto other services when we can.

Our new - relaxed and informal service for the whole family. Join us between 10.30 and 11.15 for coffee and cake with our 9.30am congregation.
We're either all-in together or there'll be Kids activities on offer during the talk.
Modern worship songs, exploration of the bible together and holy communion on the 3rd Sunday of the month.
Join us for lunch after the service!

Join us in church for Morning Prayer as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Morning Prayer.

Safe Harbour exists to see everyone in Portsmouth who needs a hot meal provided with one. We want to invest in meaningful relationships and meet peoples deep-seated need for personal, authentic connection. We treat everyone with dignity and love and signpost them onto other services when we can.

Join us online for Compline as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Night Prayer.

Join us in church for Morning Prayer as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Morning Prayer.

Join us online for Compline as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Night Prayer.

Join us in church for Morning Prayer as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Morning Prayer.

You are invited to join a prayerful, walking meditation that retraces the final steps of Jesus on his way to the crucifixion. As you move through the church from one station to the next, you will experience a series of short readings, silent reflections, and communal prayers designed to help you "accompany" Christ in his suffering. It is a somber yet deeply moving tradition that allows you to slow down, engage your senses with art and movement, and reflect on the depth of God’s love before the celebration of Easter.

Join us in Church or online for Compline as we journey with Jesus from Jerusalem to Calvary.
This is a quiet said common worship service of Night Prayer.

You are invited to a solemn evening service commemorating the Last Supper and Jesus’ final night with his friends. This service centers on the Eucharist as a gift of love and often includes the humble act of foot-washing, reflecting Christ’s command to serve one another. It concludes in powerful silence as the altar is stripped bare, transitioning from the intimacy of a shared meal into the shadows of Gethsemane.

You are invited to stay for The Watch, a period of silent, prayerful presence following the Maundy Thursday service. This tradition responds to Jesus’ poignant question in the Garden of Gethsemane: "Could you not keep watch with me for one hour?" It is a time for adoration in the stillness of the darkened church, allowing you to sit with the gravity of the night and simply "be" with Christ before the events of Good Friday unfold. This transition from the communal meal to the solitary trial of the Cross offers a powerful space for personal reflection.

Come for half an hour of quiet time in front of the cross.
You are invited to the Good Friday Liturgy, the most somber and profound service of the church year. In the starkness of a bare sanctuary, we gather not for a celebration, but to witness the narrative of the Passion and the mystery of the Crucifixion. The Good Friday Liturgy will start at 2.30pm.

You are invited to the Easter Vigil, the first and most dramatic celebration of the Resurrection. Our service begins outside in the darkness, gathered around fire pits for a time of raw, acoustic worship as we light the Paschal candle from the new fire. From there, we process into the church, moving from shadows into a space overflowing with light, music, and the first "Alleluia" of Easter. It is a powerful journey from the silence of the tomb to the joy of the empty grave—a service that truly captures the heart of our faith.

You are invited to our Easter Day Parish Eucharist, the joyful climax of the church year. This is a celebration of light, life, and the victory of love over death, filled with triumphant hymns and the first "Alleluias" since the start of Lent. As we gather for this festive Holy Communion, the church is transformed from the shadows of the past week into a space of vibrant celebration. Whether you have walked the whole journey of Holy Week or are joining us for the first time, you are welcome to share in the hope and new beginnings of the Resurrection.

You are invited to our Easter Day Family Celebration, a joyful and life-filled morning for all ages! We will be celebrating the heart of the Resurrection with the moving service of Holy Baptism, welcoming new members into the church family through water and spirit. Following the service, the celebration continues as we gather together for a traditional Sunday Roast. It is a day of warm fellowship, full plates, and the ultimate "Alleluia"—the perfect way to mark new beginnings and the festive spirit of Easter.

Roast Dinner starts at 12pm - £5 Suggested Donation