Have you ever considered becoming a church bell ringer?
Church bell ringing is an interesting hobby and has many aspects that will suit many people, young and old. We currently have ringers from teenagers to in their seventies. There are local ringers still ringing in their eighties and beyond.
Ringers can do as much or as little as they like and it does not require much physical fitness. If you can climb the spiral staircase and can raise your arms above your head you can ring church bells.
Bell ringing is good exercise for body and mind and is a very cheap hobby, you don’t need to buy anything and there are no fees.
Once you can ring you can turn up to most churches with bells and join in. It’s a very sociable hobby and people are always welcoming to visitors. There are also occasional social events with other towers.
Ringers don’t have to be churchgoers and most of the Wing bell ringers don’t attend church services.
All Saints church in Wing has a practice every Friday between 7:30 and 9:00pm and new ringers are always welcome. Come along and give it a try.

An informal, family-friendly service led by members of the church, with a live contemporary band leading modern Christian songs for everyone to join in — a joyful celebration of faith in Jesus Christ.

These Holy Communion services are celebrated as a benefice gathering in one of the beautiful churches of the Cottesloe Benefice. Please check the events section for details of time and location.

Service led by one of our Cottesloe priests, with sung liturgy, Bible readings and a sermon in keeping with the church calendar, together with traditional hymns accompanied by our organist and the celebration of the Eucharist. Alongside the service, children can enjoy themed activities designed especially for them.

A traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols, led by the Cottesloe Benefice’s Team Rector, Revd Dom. Scripture readings trace the story of God’s salvation, from the Fall to the birth of Christ, with well-loved carols sung by the congregation.

A joyful Christingle service led by the Cottesloe Benefice’s Team Rector, Revd Dom. Celebrate the light of Christ with carols, prayers, and Christingles made and shared by the congregation.

A traditional Midnight Communion led by the Cottesloe Benefice’s Team Rector, Revd Dom, marking the first moments of Christmas with carols, readings and the celebration of the Eucharist.

A joyful Christmas morning service with Holy Communion, celebrating the birth of Christ with well-loved carols and readings.

Led by a lay minister and includes Bible readings, a sermon or testimony, and traditional hymns accompanied by our organist. While the service is taking place, children can enjoy themed activities designed especially for them.