Shorter, less formal service for all the family.
An informal service when we pray for physical healing, emotional peace for ourselves, others and the wider world.
Morning Prayer at 9.00am on Monday, Tuesday and Friday on The Watershed Benefice Page on Facebook. Click on the attachment to see a copy of the liturgy Please send your prayer requests to Rev Rachel
This service will also be streamed live on Facebook for those unable to attend in person.
Every Wednesday during winter church will be open, warm and serving soup and bread. ~Please encourage others to come. The new community 'bring what you can, take what you need box' will be available. If you have spare blankets at home, or would be happy to knit hats or scarves (to use in church or to give away) we would be happy to receive them in any of our churches.
This service will also be streamed live on Facebook for those unable to attend in person.
A less formal service suitable for all the family
Craft and fun and the Easter Story
A quiet service in church and online, click 'more info' access online.
Chat and coffee for mums, dads, grannies, grandads, aunties, uncles, carers and fun for toddlers.
Remembering the Last Supper with foot washing and Holy Communion
Fun, craft, Easter worship and lunch together for all the family
Visual Representations of the Stations of the Cross with readings
A time of guided quiet reflection and prayer
Silent prayer as we wait to celebrate the miracle of the resurrection. You are welcome to stay for the whole vigil, or to take part for a while.
Join us to celebrate the risen Lord
A quiet reflective service of evening worship
This is a monthly study session beginning on the first Wednesday in September from 9.00am to 10.00am in the church. Please note the February session has been postponed until 2nd March
NEW! a service with Communion in addition to our Sunday services.
Come along to Blymhill Village Hall every 4th Thursday in the month for a cup of tea or coffee and chat. Book and oddments stall. Please note that there will be no Drop in on December 23rd
A reflective service, sometimes using Taize or Northumbria Community liturgies.
Traditional service of Holy Communion.