This is an informal service with lively worship music and practical Bible teaching, usually with Holy Communion. It lasts about 1½ hours, followed by something to drink and a chance to chat.

We all begin in church together at 10:30am, before children in primary school move to the church hall for breakfast and group activities. We are committed to good safeguarding practice so all of the volunteers have been safely recruited and receive supervision. The children re-join the service in church for the last half an hour, including Holy Communion.

There are activity packs available for younger children who stay with their grown up throughout the service. There is a breakout space available through the doors at the back of church, if this is useful. The glass panels and audio relay mean that you can still keep up with what's going on in the service.

This weekly service of Morning Prayer follows a quieter, more reflective and traditional in style. Once a month we celebrate Holy Communion. Refreshments always follow the service, this includes tea, coffee and cake.

We are an informal group who meet to study the Bible together. We share in prayer, discussion and refreshments.

On the first Wednesday of each month, after Wednesday worship, we gather for a bring and share lunch. You'd be most welcome to join us, even if you just happen to be visiting that day. There's always plenty of food so please stay if you can!

(If you are able to contribute some food, there's a list of suggested items to bring at the back of church. People often indicate what they will bring so that we don't have loads of the same food.)

A space for those who have lost a loved one in the last year to come together to reflect and remember. During this act of worship, there will be an opportunity to light a candle and the names of those being remembered will be read out.

After Wednesday Worship on the second Wednesday of the month, some of us go for a walk around our local area. We are looking for opportunities to meet new people, spot new things and pray for our community.