Join us for fresh coffee and danish, 'friendship and thoughts'
Join us as celebrate the Eucharist using modern language (Common Worship). Music usually led by choir and organ. The Children's Church meet during the service.
November 2026: In a change to the usual schedule, the third Sunday of the month will be an All-Age Eucharist.
Children’s Church takes place alongside the main Sunday service, which starts at 10.30am, on the 1st, 3rd and 4th Sunday of every month. The children leave the main service shortly after the start and then re-join the service for Communion. The sessions include a story and a related activity. These activities are often arts or crafts but will cover a wide range of different activities. Anyone is welcome to attend - toys for babies and toddlers are also available. Refreshments are available after the service.
Children's Church meet every 1st, 3rd and 4th Sunday of the month during the main Sunday Eucharist service.
Pop-Up Church
December 2026: Pop-Up Church will meet on Sunday 6th December
The midweek Eucharist is a said, quiet service (no hymns or other sung parts) on Tuesdays at 10am, and lasts around 25 minutes, using the Book of Common Prayer. All are welcome for a little quiet reflection in the midst of the week's business. Followed by refreshments.
A free community event to which everyone is invited. Everyone is welcome to come along and share a full English breakfast with unlimited supplies of toast, tea and coffee.
If you would like something different to do with your children on Halloween this year, we are holding a Light Party at St John’s Church. There will be crafts, snacks and lots of games. Entry is free and there is no need to book in advance.
An annual service where we remember before God all those who have died. During the service requested names of our loved ones are read out and candles lit in their memory.
Toys and games, arts and craft, messy play, snacks and stories, singing.
Birth to 4 years old and carers. Mondays in term time. 10am-11:30. FREE!
Mondays in school term time. Does not meet on bank holidays.
First Saturday of each month, starting at 4pm (doors open and drinks available from 3.30pm) finishing at 5.30/6pm.
Crafts and activities based on a theme, followed by a short worship session, and ending with a shared meal.
All are welcome, no limits on age! If you have any questions please get in touch with one of us at: [email protected]
A service of remembrance for soldiers that have fallen in war, for Remembrance Sunday, with representatives from uniformed organisations.
A service of evening prayer with a Bible study discussion. The subject for each session will be a particular person from the Bible
In October 2026 the session will be held on the first Sunday of the month.
Join us for our monthly talk with Paul Harding of Discover History.
This month the topic is Famous Men of Worcester
Admission is £4 which includes refreshments.
Not held in August.
Women's Breakfasts are held on the 2nd Saturday of each month from 9am to 11am. See posters for details of who is speaking each month or for more information contact Margaret Rutter on 425396.
A Eucharist with active participation from some members of our Children's Church. In a change to the usual schedule, it will take place on the third Sunday of November.
Join us for a hot drink and a slice of homemade cake. All welcome.
£2 suggested donation.
A reflective service of Advent hymns, Bible readings as well as music by the choir. Lasts about an hour. Hot drinks and seasonal refreshments will be served beforehand from 4.45pm.
Pop-Up Church - in a change to the usual schedule, it will meet on the first Sunday of the month in December.
A Eucharist with active participation from some members of our Children's Church.
Will take place on the third Sunday of November 2026 (15th)
A traditional service of Bible readings, congregational carol singing and carols sung by the choir. Lasts about an hour. Followed by seasonal refreshments.
An informal outdoor service with popular Christmas carols. Dog friendly! We'll be inside if the weather is very wet!
Hot drinks including hot chocolate will be served.
Join us as we think about Mary & Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem and getting the manger ready for Jesus’ birth.
Particularly for younger children and families seeking a service with a quiet and calm atmosphere without congregational candles.
This is a sung evening act of worship using the traditional Book of Common Prayer. Music led by the Choir.
In October 2026, Evensong will be a special service for Harvest held on the second Sunday of the month.
