You are warmly invited to join us on Maundy Thursday as we gather to remember the night of the Last Supper, when Jesus shared bread and wine with his disciples and gave them a new commandment: to love one another as he has loved us.

This reflective service follows the traditional Anglican service for Maundy Thursday. As we listen to the story of that night, we will share in Holy Communion, remembering the moment Jesus first gave this gift to the Church. There will also be the opportunity to take part in the symbolic washing of feet, recalling Jesus’ act of humble service and his call for us to serve one another in love.

Whether church is a familiar place for you or something you are exploring, you are very welcome. All are invited to come and share in this quiet and meaningful beginning to the final days of Holy Week.

You are warmly invited to join us for a quiet and reflective service on Good Friday as we gather at the foot of the cross.

Through a sequence of classical music and reflective readings, we will take time to pause with the story of Jesus’ final hours and the depth of love revealed in his suffering. The music and words together create space for prayer, stillness, and contemplation as we mark this important day in the Christian calendar.

Whether church is a familiar place for you or somewhere you are exploring, you are very welcome. All are invited to come and share in this time of reflection as we remember the story of Good Friday and hold its meaning together.

Join us at Cold Ash Church at 8am for an early morning service of communion following the Book of Common Prayer 1662.

Join us at 11am for All Age Praise at Cold Ash Church, a service for all the family.

You are warmly invited to join us as we gather to celebrate the joy and hope of Easter Day.

On this day Christians around the world rejoice in the story of the resurrection, as we remember that the tomb was found empty and new life had begun. In this service of Holy Communion we will share in scripture, prayer, and joyful celebration as we proclaim the good news that love is stronger than death.

Whether church is a familiar part of your life or something you are exploring, you are very welcome. People of all ages are invited to come and celebrate together as we mark this great day of hope and new life at the heart of the Christian faith.

The Online House Group meets via Zoom every Monday evening at 7.30pm. All are welcome to join.

Join us for our Parish Communion service. Our services include hymns lead by our choir, readings, a talk to help us reflect on our faith and receiving communion or a blessing. Everyone is welcome, whether you attend church regularly or this is your first visit.

Join our LLM Cathy Hawkins at 6pm on Zoom each second Sunday of the month for a reflective and peaceful time at the end of the weekend.

Spend some time with God before the start of the new week.

Join us every month at St Mark's for a fun themed session packed with games, seasonal activities, crafts and more!

We usually meet from 2:30-3:30 in church on the third Sunday of the month and our next session is on Sunday 15th February for a Pancake Party! Please see our attached flyer for exact dates in 2026 as we have moved some weeks to avoid important family occasions like Mother's Day.

The St Mark's Kids Club is free and anyone is welcome to come along.

Adults are required to stay with children throughout the session, but we have tea and coffee for you and a space to relax and meet other parents in the community.

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Join us for this reflective service of morning prayer which includes a talk to help us reflect on our faith

A candlelight service with Taize chants and Celtic prayers.