Matins and Litany is said in the Quire according to the Book of Common Prayer.
Our principal Sunday morning Sung Mass, with the parish choir, has a traditional aesthetic and uses traditional language and an Anglo-Catholic order. Followed by tea, coffee, and fellowship.
Choral Evensong sung by a student-led choir in term time with a said service out of term time. This is a popular evening service particularly suitable to newcomers to church.
Practice for Sunday ringing; invariably followed by pub trip.
Including bank holidays,
Short Eucharist is celebrated in the Church at 12pm followed by refreshments from 12:30 until 14:30. A lovely group of elderly and young, and occasionally attended by local councillors. Everyone welcome at the service and/or the lunch!
Every other
We enjoy supper each Wednesday before conversing in an aspect of Church history, doctrine or Biblical scripture. Perfect for anyone new to the faith or interested in learning more about liturgy or the church. This will often be followed by a service of Evensong, Compline, or Benediction.
Short, reflective Low Mass celebrated in Holy Week with sermon
Low mass at the start of Holy Week
The name ‘Tenebrae’ is the Latin word for darkness or shadows and has for centuries been used at the night office during Holy Week.
This service is marked by a reading from the Book of Lamentations and the gradual extinguishing of candles until a single candle, considered a symbol of the Lord, remains.
Choral Tenebrae - Monday 30th March 8pm
Said Tenebrae - Tuesday 31st March 8pm
Said Tenebrae - Wednesday 1st April 8pm
Every Sunday. A short but grand and reflective said service. Traditional (1662) language and order of service.
**CURRENTLY ON HOLD AS WE MOVE INTO INTERREGNUM, MORE DETAILS SOON**