At every service we try our best to make sure all ages are welcomed and included. At our monthly shared service with the Redeemed Word Alive Church, we aim to offer morning worship within a lively musical setting. We read the bible together, prayer together, learn together, and sing together. Do come and join us - all are welcome.

Tea, coffee, juice, and biscuits served afterwards.

Join us for our Sunday morning service on the fourth Sunday in the month, and which may be held in place the Shared Service. This service gives a particularly prominent place to the Bible, believing this to be a book inspired by God for our guidance and growth. We will hear readings from the Old and New Testaments and will sing praise to God. We have a table with activities and toys available for children if they would like them.

Please check the church Pew Sheet on the website: https://www.borehamchurch.org.uk/

Tea, coffee, juice, and biscuits are available after the service.

Come in for a cup of tea or coffee - enjoy a piece of cake - bring a friend and make some new ones! Come find us in the Pelly Room behind the church!

A simple and peaceful service in the middle of the week. On the 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays is a service of Night Prayer; on the 2nd Wednesday it is Iona Holy Communion and an Agape (Christian Fellowship Meal) on the 4th.

These simple services are held either in the Chancel or the Pelly Room depending on the time of year at 6pm unless stated otherwise above.

Everyone is very welcome to the service. Please check the Pew News on the church website:
https://www.borehamchurch.org.uk/

Join us for our Sunday morning Eucharist service. Our Holy Communion services follow the Church of England's Common Worship liturgy; all are very welcome. We have a table with activities and toys available for children if they would like them.

Tea, coffee, juice, and biscuits are available after the service.

St Andrew’s Women’s Guild

Open to all women, the Guild meets on the first Wednesday of each month except January and August. The meetings start at 2.30pm and are held in the Pelly Room, which is behind the church.

The Women’s Guild was formed in 1974 when the Revd. William Smith realised that back then the Mothers Union only allowed married women who were mothers to join, which seemed unfair.

It started with just 10 members, and now has 30 members.

The meetings open with a brief prayer, then there is usually a speaker, sometimes serious topics to make us think, and sometimes speakers who just made us laugh.

There is also a time to just sit and chat and enjoy tea and biscuits.

All women are welcome to attend regardless of their status, in fact Women’s Guild is fully inclusive, we even have men attend occasionally.

If you would like more information, please call 01245 463490 or email Lynn on [email protected]

A contemplative service of the word with seating around tables to combine light refreshments with prayers and Bible readings in a relaxed setting. Tea, coffee, juice, and biscuits are available before and after the service.