Our worship style is recognisably "high church," enhanced by colour, movement, candlelight, music and often incense, with an emphasis on the Sacraments. Our main service is the Parish or Family Mass on Sundays at 10.00am. Everyone is welcome! "O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness, bow down before him, his glory proclaim; with gold of obedience and incense of lowliness, kneel and adore him - the Lord is his name."
Sung Eucharist/Holy Communion in contemporary language with a sermon.
Coffee, tea and biscuits are served after the service - do stay for a chat!
There's a warm welcome for families with young children here at The Ark, with BIble stories, songs, craft activities, worship and refreshments for everyone. We're always happy to see the children's grandparents and godparents as well as their parents.
All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult, please.
Dates of 2026 meetings: Sundays 18th October, 15th November, 13th December.
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Most Sundays, there is a quiet service of Evening Prayer on Zoom at 6.00pm.
Whenever a special service (such as Taizé, Wholeness and Healing, Memorial or Christingle) takes place on a Sunday afternoon, it is listed separately on this webpage, and on those Sundays there is no 6.00pm Evening Prayer.
Up-to-date information about all our services can be found in our weekly notices. Please go to https://holytrinityamblecote.org.uk/notices.html
and then click on the first link to view our latest Notice Sheet.
To get the Zoom password, please phone the Vicar on 01384 394057 or email [email protected]
Eucharist/Holy Communion
At a loose end on Tuesday afternoons? Looking for company and a free cup of tea or coffee? Then come and enjoy our friendly, informal gathering! Everyone is welcome: there are both men and women in the group. If you wish, bring your knitting, crochet, sewing or any other handicraft, and if you'd like to learn new skills, we can help you.
Eucharist/Holy Communion
"What is Mother's Union?"
"Mothers’ Union are the heart and love of the Church."
We are a Christian organisation that has been supporting families worldwide for nearly 150 years. Started by our founder Mary Sumner in 1876 in her local parish, we have grown into an international charity with over 4 million members in 83 countries. As a Christian membership charity, we demonstrate our faith in action. This happens as we work towards ending poverty, inequality and injustice. Our members work at grassroots level around the world. They bring hope and practical support to millions of people every year through parenting, literacy and community development programmes. As a registered charity in the UK, we campaign at local, national and international levels to bring about real change for gender equality and for the rights of women and girls. You're invited to join us in our journey and be a part of something life-changing.
Despite our name, we are an inclusive organisation and we're very proud to have a growing number of men who have joined us.
Festal Evensong, to which we shall welcome Bishop Olivia. During the service she will dedicate a new memorial window to the late Betty and John Griffin, faithful members of this church for many years.
An informal group, led by a member of our congregation, at which everyone is welcome to share ideas and insights.
Every 2 weeks
This service to celebrate 150 years of the Mothers' Union will take place in Worcester Cathedral. The Bishop of Worcester (Bishop Hugh) will be the preacher.
Everyone is welcome at our Christingle service.. Come and learn more about the work of The Children's Society and their concern for young people, and raise some funds to support them. Christingle donation envelopes will be available in church. If you pay income tax, please consider Gift Aiding your donation to increase its value at no extra cost to you.
Please take extra care when candles are lit - especially if you have young children with you!
There will be no 6.00pm Evening Prayer on this day.
You've done all you can - you've decorated the house, finished the shopping, prepared the food, wrapped the presents. Now take some time for yourself, to reflect on the real reason for the season and to thank God for the greatest Christmas gift of all: his own son Jesus.
Family carol service with Blessing of the Crib
(There is another similar service at the later time of 6.00pm, which is generally less crowded)
Family carol service with Blessing of the Crib
(There is a similar service at the earlier time of 4.30pm, but that is generally more crowded)
And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory as of a father's only son, full of grace and truth.
John 1:14
A said service of Holy Communion for Christmas Day
Joy to the world, the Lord is come!
Let earth receive her King!
Joy to the world, the Lord is come!
Let earth receive her King!
Holy Communion with hymns