We gather for Sunday worship in church, every week at 10.30am.

On first, third, fourth, and fifth Sundays of the month, we share Communion - a practice that's at the heart of the Christian faith, as it invites us into the story of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. During Communion services, there are activities for children to enjoy and explore together. On the second Sunday of the month, we have an All-Age service, where our service involves children and families in creative ways to worship and pray.

At all services, we sing hymns, pray together, and reflect on words from the Bible - about what hope and life they bring to our situations and lives. We mainly use two different types of set prayer (liturgy) to structure our worship services - the Church of England's Common Worship and the Book of Common Prayer. 

You can find out more about what Communion services mean here: The Eucharist | The Church of England.

Accessibility

Unfortunately we do not have disabled/wheelchair accessible entrance doors, due to the limitations of the Grade 1 Listed status. However, we do have a moveable disabled ramp situated in the porch available for use. Please ask if you need assistance. 

There will soon be toilets within our church building - until then, The Old Horns Inn is a two-minute walk from church; or please ask for directions to the nearest public toilet (about a three-minute walk uphill). 

Getting Involved in Worship 

We have a team of people who help enable our worship when we gather on Sunday mornings - by reading the Bible, leading us in prayers (intercessions), and serving the wine (chalice bearing) during Communion services. If you'd like to join that team or are interested in finding out more, please contact us here, or by emailing [email protected].