We hold regular community gardening morning, a chance to get to know one another whilst tending to the church garden.
Come at anytime between 9.30am and 12pn, we provide tools and refreshments

Alternating Morning Worship and Holy Communion at 10.30am.
See the Parish website for full details

Baptisms are held on the 2nd or 4th Sunday of the month as part of our Morning Worship.

A warm parent, baby and toddler group where parents can meet other parents, chat and watch their little ones explore the world. Everyone welcome including families with children with additional needs. Running during term time.
No need to book in advance.

Drop in into our warm space for a free hot drink, a friendly space and a chat. It also includes a community lunch twice a month, please check our website for the dates.
Our Place of Welcome belongs to a growing network of Places of Welcome that are run by local community groups who want to make sure everyone in your area has a place to go for conversation and a cup of tea if and when they need it.
A map of all the Places of Welcome can be found at: www.placesofwelcome.org.uk

In July, we will be taking our Family Service outside, going through the Common to start a butterfly count ahead of the National Butterfly Count.
Check our website for more details.

Every little pick helps! We want everyone to be able to look after our beautiful planet, starting on our door step. So we have invested in litter pickers (for adults and children) with hi vis jackets & a new motto 'the less rubbish church'! They are always available before our services but we make a special point to host a community litter pick on the 1st Sunday of the month! Join the litter picking to help us keep the grounds around the Church and the Common free of litter.

What does accelerating climate change mean for you and the things you care about? What can you do about it? Join us for this free screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing - an eye-opening film where leading UK scientists discuss how climate change and nature loss affect your living costs, health, food security - and your future. All welcome.