This is a traditional communion service using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer liturgy.
The service lasts about 40 minutes.

Everyone is welcome.

There is currently no need for booking, the pews are distanced and we ask everyone to wear masks.

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This is our main Sunday service and welcomes everyone of all ages. We have a mix of modern and traditional music using a band and our organ.

We offer children's work during parts of the service. Our All Age Services are on the first Sunday of the month.

The service last about 1hr 15 minutes.

We would love to welcome you to St. Andrew's and this service is also live streamed on our YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6XJpGtP_QxIAoOWe9YJi6w

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The King is coming… and everything is about to change.

Join us for our All Ages Palm Sunday Service in one of the area’s most historic buildings, a sacred space that has stood since the 12th century.

Palm Sunday marks Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, kicking off Holy Week — a journey from celebration to the cross, and onward to Easter joy.

Our worship is warm, relaxed, and welcoming — rooted in tradition yet joyful and accessible for people of all ages. Children are fully part of the story, because church is for everyone. Come as you are and step into the story that changes everything.

“A night of love, service, and a new commandment…”

Join us for Maundy Thursday as we remember the Last Supper, when Jesus washed His disciples’ feet and called them — and us — to love one another.

This reflective, welcoming service draws all ages into the heart of Holy Week, connecting Palm Sunday to Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Come as you are and step into the story of Jesus’ love and humility.

This one hour service finishes with silent prayer and the church remains open until midnight with readings from John's gospel each hour.

While the church is open through the night there will be various prayer resources around the church and ways you can pray interactively.

“The darkest hour before the dawn…”

Good Friday is a time to dwell on the stark reality of Jesus’ death for us. For Christians now of course there is a glorious side to this…we live this side of the resurrection, but the service on Good Friday allows us to be reminded that we have a God who suffered…who went to the cross out of love for us.

The service is short, normally 30-40 minutes and has readings, silences and reflections. It’s not packed full, it’s a service with space for your thoughts, your meditation and to think about your relationship with God.

“Hushed excitement… the night before something big.”

Imagine that magical feeling when the lights go down at a Christingle service, or the anticipation of the night before something wonderful — that’s what Easter Eve captures.

We begin in a dark church, with a fire burning outside. From that fire, the pascal candle is lit and carried inside, and everyone can light their candle, spreading the light around the building — a symbol of Jesus as the light of the world and the new dawn we celebrate on Easter morning.

Together we’ll sing, hear the Easter story — the heart of all our celebrations — and leave with excitement building for the joy of Easter morning. It’s reflective, welcoming, and joyful for all ages.

“He is risen! Celebrate new life with us.”

Join us for Easter Sunday at St Andrew’s, the culmination of Holy Week and the heart of our faith. This is the day we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection, the triumph of hope, love, and new beginnings.

Our worship is warm, welcoming, and joyful for all ages, blending tradition with songs that lift every heart. Come as you are, bring your family, and join in the celebration of the story that changes everything.