Drop in to St Margaret's between 8am and 1pm every Thursday for a cup of tea or fresh filter coffee, and stay to have a chat, look around explore the beautiful, 19th-century church or spend a few quiet moments in prayer and reflection. All are welcome to join us for Morning Prayer at 9.30am and a simple Eucharist at 12.30pm.

A small gathering in the Jesus Chapel, using the service of Morning Prayer from Common Worship. You may follow from the book, or download the free app in advance: https://www.chpublishing.co.uk/apps/daily-prayer

Said Eucharist in the Jesus Chapel. 'Said' simply means that this service of Holy Communion is entirely spoken, without music. It is a simple but beautifully intimate occasion in which we are able to share the bread and wine - the Body and Blood of our Lord - together.

Occasionally we will celebrate an important feast day, especially when one occurs in the days either side and we are able to transfer it. So, for example, on 13 August we will celebrate the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

All are welcome.

We celebrate the Eucharist with hymns, readings and a sermon. Everyone is welcome.

A reflective service in the Jesus Chapel, with simple music and chants from Taizé

Reflections for Tuesday of Holy Week

A reflective journey through 14 images of Christ's suffering and crucifixion, depicted on the interior walls of St Margaret's.

Sung Eucharist with washing of feet in the church, followed by Vigil in the Jesus Chapel

Private prayer and contemplation in the quiet of the church.

A reflective journey through 14 images of Christ's suffering and crucifixion, depicted on the interior walls of St Margaret's.

The traditional Good Friday Liturgy, with Communion from the reserve.

Eucharist beginning outside with the lighting of the Paschal fire, then continuing inside and culminating in the celebrate of Easter.