A Book of Common Prayer Eucharist.
Service of Holy Communion including hymns, prayers and sermon lasting
around 70 minutes
An interactive service of prayer and reflection. This service may include silence, music, prayer
stations, discussion and sensory worship. Space to think, reflect and be. All are
welcome.
A Eucharistic service for the LGBTQIA+ community and it's allies. Following the service, there will be refreshments and time for fellowship.
Our Wednesday lunchtime Eucharist is now taking place again in the church building in a way that is designed to ensure everyone’s safety and well-being. If you feel safe to do so you are most welcome to come to church for this said service of Holy Communion.
Come and join us for a fun filled coffee morning.
With readings, prayers and the poignant beauty of choral music, we remember Christ's journey to the cross as our Holy Week begins. A unique and unmissable service
A service of prayers with a short reflection on the reading of the day will be led from church.
This is a short monthly service supported by our Pastoral Care Team. We offer particular prayers for those who have asked us
to pray for them. This may be due to ill health or any of life’s challenges or joys. We also pray our “Year’s Mind” – remembering loved ones who have died in years past and for those we minister to now who mourn. Please contact us if you would like us to pray for you or someone you care for, or come along.
Our Eucharistic service contains all the traditional elements of a Maundy Thursday service, as we remember Jesus washing his disciples feet and end with the stripping of the church.
The Vigil at the altar of repose will be kept until midnight. People are welcome to come for all or whatever part of that time they are able as we watch and pray with Jesus in the garden as he asked his disciples to do.
Telling the story from Palm Sunday to 'It is finished', we will relive the last hours of Jesus' life. This is great way for anyone to have an interactive experience of Holy Week. We hope that all will participate in this intergenerational workshop. Refreshments will be available afterwards.
We carry the cross of Christ into the church, and together think about the meaning of Jesus' living and dying for each one of us. We hear the Gospel story of Christ's death.
Holy Ground is an open and accessible service of prayer and meditation, making time and space with scripture and interactive prayer. On Good Friday, we have a reflective service where we will reflect on the events of Holy Week
A service of choral evensong, sung by the choir of Huddersfield Parish Church