Eucharist means 'holy communion'. Here we gather to celebrate our life in God and God's life in the world, made known to us in Jesus. This service uses prayers and words of the Church of England along with hymns and modern songs, with room for all to participate. We aim to be a pilgrim people, seeking, discovering, questioning, growing, and we seek to be transformed by our journey together.
If you are thinking of coming to church for the first time, or are perhaps returning to church after an absence, then we would like to invite to our services. We seek to welcome all irrespective of age, ability, ethnic origin, class, sexual orientation, gender identity, or previous church experience.

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Forget-Me-Nots is a singing group run by Manor and Castle Development Trust in partnership with the Manor Parish. You don't need any singing experience to join: there is no audition, and no need to read music. It's fun and we sound great! All are welcome to join in. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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We meet every Thursday morning at St Aidan's Church at 8.30am for Morning Prayer, using the Church of England Prayer App https://daily.commonworship.com/ which you can download free of charge on your smartphone. Please join us for silence, prayer, companionship. You'd be so welcome.

We meet on the 1st Saturday of every month at St Swithun's Church, Cary Rd, Sheffield S2 1JP at 10.00am for a local litter pick. We'll provide equipment or bring your own. All welcome.

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On the first Sunday of each month, our Sunday Eucharist is at 9.00am followed by an all-age non-Eucharistic service called ARK at 10.30am. This is a said Eucharist, with a contemplative feel and space for stillness.

On the first Sunday of the month our Eucharist is at 9am and is followed at 10.30am by our all-age worship service for children and young families, called ARK. It's an inclusive and welcoming service enjoyed by the young as well as the young in heart.

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A festive and atmospheric late night service of Holy Communion, on Christmas Eve. With organ and drumming, carols, readings and prayers - all warmly welcome to see in Christmas together.

Christingle is a joyful celebration that brings communities together to share the light of Jesus and spread a message of hope. All are welcome, young and not so young, and the service will be followed by festive refreshments.

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