A short service of Common Worship Morning Prayer.

FIRST SUNDAY EVERY MONTH (1st–7th of the month):
9:30am – West Hendred – Morning Prayer (CW)
11am – East Hendred – Holy Communion (CW)
6pm – Lockinge – Evensong (BCP)

SECOND SUNDAY (8th–14th of the month):
9:30am – West Hendred – Holy Communion (CW Trad)
11am – Ardington – Holy Communion (BCP)

THIRD SUNDAY (15th–21st of the month):
9:30am – Lockinge – Holy Communion (BCP)
11am – East Hendred – Holy Communion (CW)
6pm – West Hendred – Evening Prayer (said, CW)

FOURTH SUNDAY (22nd–28th of the month):
9:30am – West Hendred – Holy Communion (CW Trad)
11am – Ardington – Holy Communion (BCP)

FIFTH SUNDAY when applicable (29th–31st of the month):
9:30am – Lockinge – Holy Communion (BCP)
11am – East Hendred – Holy Communion (CW)

EVERY SUNDAY during school term:
3:30pm – East Hendred – Family Church
Stories, snacks, songs, crafts, and games, for the whole family.

Stories, snacks, songs, crafts, and games, for the whole family. Held at St Augustine's, East Hendred; if coming by car please park on High Street.

The Eucharist is celebrated. The service is about 50 minutes in duration.

A short said service of Evening Prayer, using contemporary language
Predominantly lay-led, of c 20 minutes

For more than 10 years there has been a meeting each month of parishioners of the local Anglican and Catholic churches to read a chapter of the Old or New Testament. We do so to help develop our own understanding of Scripture and to learn more about God’s actions in the world on which our faith is based. In an informal and leisurely way we discuss the chapter, put it into its historical perspective and question and sometimes explain its difficulties. We try to investigate how it supports and strengthens our faith in and relationship with Jesus Christ.

A volunteer leads the meeting and prepares the material in advance. So far we have worked our way through the four gospels, the Acts of the Apostles, the Book of Ezekiel, the story of David in the two books of Samuel, St Paul’s letter to the Romans and we are now looking at the gospel of John for a second time.

We enjoy coffee, good biscuits, friendship and the opportunity to be together in silent, spoken and on one occasion, sung prayer. Everybody is very welcome.