The service of Compline (Night Prayer) is said Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week.

This year’s Course has at its heart the theme of a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter.

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Our week service of Holy Communion, using Common Worship.

This year’s course has at its heart the theme of a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter.

Maundy Thursday Liturgy. Watch of prayer in front of the Blessed Sacrament finishing with compline at 9pm

The churches of Irthlingborough join together to walk around the Town, hearing the story of Jesus walk to Calvary. Starting at the Methodist Church and finishing at the Parish Church via the Salvation Army Citadel. Hot Cross Buns and Tea and Coffee are served at the end.

An hour of reflection, with images and readings.

A said service of Holy Communion using the Rite and wording of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, with a sermon.

Bubble Church is a Sunday church service especially for babies, toddlers, and young families (children aged 8 and under). It's a puppet-packed, Jesus-centred, coffee-and-croissant-fueled, 30 minute kids and families adventure!

A service of Holy Communion is celebrated in St Peter's Church Irthlingborough under social distancing regulations (The service will also be live webcast via our Facebook Page, and available in a recorded format via out website)

Bible stories, songs and prayers and crafts for the under fives plus coffee for mum or gran (or dad and granddad!)

A service Thanksgivings and blessing upon the Civic Authority of the Town. Usually attended by representatives of Town organisations and Civic Dignitaries of the County and District.

Evening Prayer shared by folk from all over the benefice from where they are.

To mark England's Patronal festival a service of thanksgiving and renewal of vows including a parade of local uniformed organizations

An informal Café style Meeting for those who have faced bereavement in their loves.

A Safe space where feeling about loss, bereavement, loneliness, death and funerals can be talked about and shared with others going through a similar experience. Attended by members of or ministry team who lead funerals and representatives of local undertakers. Open to those of all faiths and none.