Our Holy Communion service is held on the second Sunday of every month. Everyone is welcome. There is no expectation that members of the congregation are obliged to receive communion. Confirmed members of any Christian Church are welcome to receive communion; non-confirmed members are welcome to receive a blessing at the altar rail. Refreshments are served after every communion service - a good time to have a chat!

A service designed to welcome partner congregations from the churches across the Bowland Benefice, but all members of any church are welcome to attend. If you don’t want to take communion, that’s absolutely fine!
Each service is followed by refreshments.
An opportunity for us to meet as a Benefice.

A service designed to welcome partner congregations from the churches across the Bowland Benefice, but all members of any church are welcome to attend. If you don’t want to take communion, that’s absolutely fine!
Each service is followed by refreshments.
An opportunity for us to meet as a Benefice.

A VERY informal gathering designed to bring us together to practice any tricky hymns, interspersed with prayer.

Our Harvest Festival service is followed by an auction of produce (which is always great fun, especially for children). All monies raised are donated to one of our nominated charities, FOAG (Farmers Overseas Action Group). After the service, everyone is invited to continue the harvest celebrations by attending our "Soup and Sandwich" lunch, which is served in the village hall across the road from the church.

Share the harvest message and join us for soup and sandwiches afterwards at the village hall

Songs of Praise is a hymn-centred service - readings from scripture are explained, and a hymn follows each reading.
Everyone is welcome. Each service is followed by refreshments.

At our Family Service we welcome children of all ages - from 0 to 99! Each service is followed by refreshments.

Our Holy Communion service is preceded by an Act of Remembrance, during which we remember especially those from our parish who gave their lives during the first and second world wars.

Our Morning Prayer service is one of our more serious acts of worship. The focus is on prayer and reflection, conducted through hymns and prayers. Everyone is welcome. Each service is followed by refreshments.

Lay-led service where children play a central part. This is a service in support of The Children's Society in which all members of the congregation make their own "Christingle". Proceedings culminate in everyone lighting their Christingle and singing the Christingle song. Light refreshments are served afterwards.

This service is a wonderful, atmospheric way to get the festive season off to a magical start. A traditional service of readings and carols, lit by candles is punctuated by tunes played by our church handbell ringers. Light seasonal refreshments are served afterwards.

This short communion service heralds the true start of Christmas