Join us this Christmas morning for Family Praise

Common Worship Service held within the church of St Peter's, Cranbourne

Common Worship Service of Holy Communion, held within the church of St Peter's Cranbourne

Family friendly service, held within the church of St Peter's Cranbourne

Common Worship service of morning prayer held within the church of St Peter's, Cranbourne

Common Worship Service of Holy Communion, held within the church of St Peter's Cranbourne

For details on St Mary's 10am Family Communion Patronal Service, please see our parish website
www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

All are welcome to attend these services which offer an opportunity for us to draw together to remember and give thanks for the lives of our departed loved ones and friends

As part of the main service of each church if you would like a name to be remembered - please email the parish office before noon on Wednesday preceding the service or you are welcome to complete one of the All Souls’ notelets in each church before or on the day.

This service is held annually on the last Sunday in October

Our special service for younger ones on Christmas eve Carols & Candlelight services

Free entry by reservation only, maximum group size: 10
Reservations can be made from noon 15th November (no early bookings)
St Peter’s; https://StPeters-ChristmasEve-CarolsandCandlelight.eventbrite.co.uk

Harvest Family Praise, during the service we will accept donations for the Bracknell Foodbank

All are welcome to attend this service which offers an opportunity for us to draw together to remember and give thanks for the fallen

This service is held annually on the second Sunday in November at the earlier time of 10.45am

As a start to this festive time, follow the Christmas story through nine short readings, each followed by a well-known carol.
Join us afterwards for refreshments

Who doesn't enjoy the singing of carols, listening to Christmas music or marvelling at the beautifully decorated churches at this time of year?

As a start to this festive time, come along to follow the Christmas story through nine short readings , look at the beautiful floral creations, listen to the choir and join in with the singing of traditional carols. Children will be asked to process and carry the figures to the altar to create the special nativity scene for all to see during the Christmas season at St Peter's Church, Cranbourne.

This will be followed by mulled wine, coffee, tea and of course mince minces. Whether it’s a quick cuppa, glass of wine or sitting around tables it’s a special time to meet and chat to people.

Whether you’re new to the area, visiting family or just feel like coming along, our St Peter’s family will be there to give you a warm welcome.

A service for Everyone

During the service we will accept donations of:
A new toy for a child
Toiletries for an adult
Christmas biscuits or sweets for the Bracknell Foodbank

For details on St Martin's 10am Patronal Communion Service please see our parish website www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

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St Peter's Patronal Service and Holy Communion is held at St Peter's Church in Cranbourne annually on the fourth Sunday in June at the earlier time of 10.30am.

We are joined by our other parish churches; St Mary's Church, Winkfield and St Martin's Church, Chavey Down

For details on St Peter's Patronal Service, please see our parish website
www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

Morning Prayer and Praise Service, centred around safeguarding.

Safeguarding Sunday is an opportunity to meet your safeguarding team, acknowledge and thank your volunteers, and explain why safeguarding is important to everybody.

As church, God calls us to:
protect the weak (James 1:27)
speak up for those whose voices are not heard (Proverbs 31:8)
follow Jesus’ example of servant leadership (Luke 22:26)
and
pursue God’s heart for justice for all (Micah 6:8).

It’s our joy and privilege to join in with God’s mission to bring healing to the broken hearted, restore justice, and offer freedom and light where there is pain and darkness.

Safeguarding is everyone’s business because God is in the business of drawing close to the weak. As God stoops down to lift up those who need his help, so too must we draw alongside the vulnerable among us.