The Parochial Church Council will meet to discuss the business of the church and to plan for the future.

Please take a look at our web site to find out more about the PCC.

Today we will meet in the Lady Chapel for a short said Eucharist in readiness for the Remembrance Service in the Church at 10.50am.

Our All-Age service today will include a time of silence at 11am in memory of those affected by loss whilst serving their country.

We will be praying for dry weather as we assemble at Reynolds Road shops to sing carols as we join in bringing the sound of Christmas to our community.

We will be singing between 10 and 11am and we would love to see you and your families there (and hopefully joining in!)

What can be better than celebrating the coming of Christmas through singing modern and traditional carols in Church?

We will start the service at 4pm and we would really like you and your families to join us to "raise the roof" in song.

After the service we welcome you to join us for a chat over mince pies and mulled wine.

A TIME TO REMEMBER
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Come and join us for a short, reflective service as we spend time remembering those we love and miss.

If you would like the name of a loved one read out as part of the service, please email Rev Emma at [email protected]

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This informal service begins at 3pm on Christmas Eve and we welcome people of all ages, but particularly children, to play a part in putting the final touches to the Nativity Scene.

This is a perfect time to share the Good News of the true meaning of Christmas.

Starting at 11.30pm we celebrate in Church the coming of the Light of the World, Jesus, into our lives as we move into Christmas Day.

This is the begining of Christmas and we extend a warm welcome to everyone to share in this great celebration.

At our 10am Eucharist service we celebrate the coming of Jesus into our lives.

This service gives us a time to share our JOY, to give THANKS and to REFLECT on what Jesus means to us.

Please join us - it is a fulfilling way to start what for most is a busy time, and to think about what we can offer those who struggle to face the days ahead.

We hold a wide range of services over the Christmas season to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ our Saviour. We also welcome children from local schools and their families and friends to celebrate this season through their own services.

But the season is not over: we are told that the Magi (Wise Men) arrived after Jesus' birth and this is celebrated at Epiphany on the day after Twelfth Night. At our Festival Service you are welcome to join us in bringing the wise men to the crib.

We will be holding a Eucharist service at 6.30pm in church, where we are marked with the ashes from last year's burnt palm crosses.
Please join us for our service so that we may prepare ourselves as a community for the 6 weeks to come.