Join us each morning, Wednesday-Friday, for a short service of Morning Prayer (Common Worship).

St Mary’s is usually open for private prayer and reflection 11:00-14:30 each weekday.

The Parish Office is situated in the north-east corner of the church. Please telephone the office on 0115 958 2105 to check opening times if you are making a special journey. Open Mon-Fri 11am-2.30pm.

If you enjoy exchanging ideas about the books you’ve read, or if you’d like to start, you’ll find a warm welcome over coffee at St Mary’s Book Group. We meet in the church at 11 am on the first Thursday of the month but there is no expectation that members attend every meeting. Books are chosen by the participants and authors have included Muriel Spark, Alan Sillitoe, Sidney Poitier, Daphne du Maurier, Abi Daré and Khaled Hosseini.

Join us for a short, said service of Holy Communion.

Our main Sunday morning worship is a Holy Communion service suitable for all-ages, featuring the Common Worship liturgy and The Choir of St Mary's. We look forward to welcoming you.

Please note that the choir is on holiday during August.

A traditional service of choral Evensong as per the Book of Common Prayer, with preaching, hymns, and music from The Choir of St Mary's.

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Join us for an informal coffee morning on Tuesdays, 10am-12pm. There will also be a short service of Morning Prayer at 9.30am, to which all are very welcome to attend.

A traditional service of Choral Evensong as per the Book of Common Prayer with hymns and music from The Choir of St Mary's.

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Sunday School will take place this term on 24th May and 14th June. This will take place during the 10.45am service and is suitable for children aged 5-11 (though younger ones are welcome with an adult).

Join us in the stunning surroundings of St Mary's Church for a concert featuring St Mary’s adult and junior choirs performing Schubert’s youthful and popular Mass in G. The adult choir also sings the composer’s joyful setting of the Magnificat, contrasting it with Vaughan Williams’ exquisitely beautiful Serenade to Music.

The church’s renowned Marcussen organ takes centre stage as the church’s Director of Music performs Poulenc’s renowned Organ Concerto, a dramatic work that contrasts powerful, lyrical and light-hearted writing. The programme is completed by a lively short symphony by 18th Century composer William Boyce.