St Mary's is open for private prayer everyday from 9.30 am to 4.00pm, except when there is a service or event in the Church.

A service of Holy Communion which usually includes a sermon and four hymns. The term "Sung" means that, in addition to the hymns, some parts of the service are sung by the congregation. The words and music are in the service booklet and are easy to sing!

We look forward to seeing you at our next service of Holy Communion on Wednesday, 31st December at 10.30am.

For more information, contact Sue.
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This is a shorter (said) version of a Eucharist service, without the hymns or a sermon.

St Mary's has an enthusiastic robed choir who lead the congregation in worship, accompanied by the organ.

They also perform anthems for special services, and are particularly busy over Easter and Christmas, with both Advent and Christmas carol services.

Choir practice is in St Mary's Church on Wednesdays at 7:00pm. Newcomers, ideally with a basic ability to read music, are always welcome.

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This service is taken from the Book of Common Prayer and includes hymns, a sermon and Holy Communion.

All Age Services are held regularly, with varying themes, throughout the year and are especially tailored for families with children. It has popular hymns, shorter readings and, instead of a sermon, the children are directly involved in the proceedings.

Evensong is a service that’s traditionally held - as the name suggests - in the evening, marking the passing of another day in faith. It’s fairly short, usually around 40 minutes, and features choral music, readings and prayers.

A service led by our lay reader. There are hymns, readings and a sermon, but no Eucharist.
Morning Prayer can be divided into three parts: Preparation, Proclamation, and Prayers.