Our main service of the week when we come together to worship God in words and song and share in the Eucharist. Everyone is welcome both at the service and to join us for tea or coffee afterwards in our church room.

The group is open to all older adults, including those with dementia and their carers to come along and create memories and make connections. Whether you're looking to engage in activities, make new friends, or simply enjoy a relaxing afternoon, this is the place for you! Do come and join us; carers/family members are welcome to come along with participants where this would be helpful. Interested? Reach out to Alison Mead email [email protected] or call
the Rectory on 01883 652192 to register your interest and learn more.

The Church Choir meets for rehearsal. If you can sing, David Ridout, our church organist, would be delighted to see you. Even if you cannot commit yourself to come regularly, we would love to see you. We are especially in need of male voices!

The Woldingham Parish Council's annual Carol Service - come and sing facourite carols, hear the Christmas story and enjoy some refreshments provided by the Parish Council.

An informal service particularly intended for families, at 11.30am on the first Sunday of each month. Please contact Victoria Francis for more information, [email protected]

If you would like to attend Evening Prayer, a service with hymns is held at St Paul's, usually held every first Sunday of the month at 6.00pm.

On the third Sunday in the month, we hold an All Age Service, with our whole church family worshipping together. Sometimes the members of the Footsteps Sunday School take part in the service in various ways and families are encouraged to remain in the church throughout the service. Toys are available in the Church Room for any younger children who need to go out with a parent or carer for a while. Tea and coffee are available after the service.

The beginning of the Christmas celebrations for many people in the Village. Come and enjoy the traditional Nine Lessons and Carols, with mulled wine and mince pies in the Church Room afterwards.

The Golden Connections Cafe will be taking a Christmas break today. We return on Tuesday 13th January, 2-4pm

Come and celebrate the birht of Jesus at our popular Crib Service, and help to put the figures into the Crib scene. Also a Nativity Tableau - children are invited to come dressed as their favourite character from the Nativity Story (costumes will be available on the night for those who don't have a suitable one). We hear the Christmas story, sing some favourite carols and pray togeher as we get ready for Christmas Day.

We celebrate the Birth of Christ in our First Mass of Christmas, with organ and choir leading the music.

Join us as we celebrate Jesus' birth in a family friendly Eucharist on Christmas morning. Carols and the Christmas story as part of a Common Worship Eucharist service. Children who have already opened some presents are invited to bring one along to show the congregation.

A Said Common Worship Eucharist with Carols, as our organist and choir take a well-deserved bteak after Christmas.