Led by an ordained minister when bread and wine or a blessing may be received. The service follows the pattern of Common Worship (2000), which includes hymns, readings, prayers, and a sermon based on the sacrament of Holy Communion.

You are welcome to join us for a knit and knatter and a cup of coffee, and either do you own thing or join in with our projects. Everyone is welcome; anyone who can knit or crochet or who is interested in learning.

Led by an ordained minister when bread and wine or a blessing may be received. The service follows the pattern of Common Worship (2000), which includes hymns, readings, prayers, and a sermon based on the sacrament of Holy Communion.

It's better to repair than throw away. Bring your item and our experienced team will see if it can be repaired. No fee, we only ask for a donation. Coffee, tea, and cake also available.

A talk and discussion led by the Very Reverend David Fergusson, Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge.

The theme of creation has often been understated in the seasons of the Christian year, the creeds, and the liturgy. This talk explores the reasons for this and proposes ways in which our churches can learn to value the created world for its own sake and not merely for its human benefits.

Professor Fergusson has had a long academic career, as well as serving as a parish minister early in his career. He was recently described as “the most distinguished theologian in Britain” and his talk is sure to be thought-provoking. In 2019 the Queen appointed him as Dean of the Chapel Royal in Scotland and Dean of the Order of the Thistle; both of which he still holds.

The service will be led by the Very Rev David Fergusson, Dean of The Chapel Royal (Scotland).
A service of music, hymns, readings, prayers, reflection, and a sermon.

A service from the Book of Common Prayer with a sermon, hymns, and choir

Led by an ordained minister when bread and wine or a blessing may be received. The service follows the pattern of Common Worship (2000), which includes hymns, readings, prayers, and a sermon based on the sacrament of Holy Communion.

Traditional, following the Book of Common Prayer (1662)

Led by an ordained minister when bread and wine or a blessing may be received. The service follows the pattern of Common Worship (2000), which includes hymns, readings, prayers, and a sermon based on the sacrament of Holy Communion.