Traditional Book of Common Prayer Choral Evensong sung by the Minster choir (boys)

The Morning Office prayed in the St Nicholas Chapel. A beautiful time of prayer as we begin the day.

A said service of Holy Communion celebrated in the St Nicholas Chapel.

Traditional Book of Common Prayer Choral Evensong sung by the Minster choir (girls)

The Eucharist celebrated at St George's, Waddon, in our parish. This is traditional language said service.

Join us for a wonderful weekend of community, creativity, and celebration at Croydon Minster.

Saturday, 20th June at 2:30pm  ‘Pots and Petals’

Location: St Nicholas Chapel (Croydon Minster)

Come along to a laidback social gathering and get creative ahead of Sunday's celebrations! It’s a fantastic chance to:

Catch up over a spot of tea and delicious cakes.
Take in a demonstration by our amazing flower team.
Learn to make your own posies and buttonholes (which can be worn to our Patronal Eucharist the next day!).  

No previous experience necessary! All are welcome. Please kindly indicate your attendance on the sign-up sheet at the West Door, or by emailing [email protected] by Wednesday, 17th June.

A said service of Holy Communion celebrated in the St Nicholas Chapel.

Sung Eucharist with sermon, hymns and choral Mass setting

Sunday, 21st June at 10am Patronal Eucharist with Fr Edward Dowler (Dean of Chichester)

Choral Evensong at 5.30pm, Fr Nick Quanrud (Priest at St Faith's North Dulwich)

🧺 Sunday, 21st June Festival Picnic on The Green
Location: The Minster Green (straight after church)

Let’s celebrate together in the sunshine! We will be setting up on the Green immediately following the morning service.

What to bring: A picnic for yourself, plus something delicious to share.

Seating: We will have some chairs available, but please feel free to bring a rug or your own fold-up chair.

Refreshments: Tea and coffee will be provided.

We look forward to sharing this joyous occasion with you!

Traditional Choral Evensong sung by the Minster choir (boys and girls alternate weeks), using the Book of Common Prayer, with sermon.