This Sunday is the Second Sunday of Advent, a season of preparation, hope and expectation as we look forward to celebrating the birth of Christ and his coming again in glory. After the 10.00 Sung Mass, all are warmly invited to our Monthly Conversation about Faith, where we will be exploring the meaning and history of Advent. On Saturday evening, we host our Very Merry Christmas Concert. Doors open at 18.15 for a 19.00 start — a wonderful evening of festive music and community. All are welcome. At 18.00 on Sunday, we hold our gentle and reflective Blue Christmas Evensong, for anyone who finds this time of year difficult or who is remembering loved ones no longer with us. Music will be provided by the Becket Singers, including well-known carols such as Silent Night and O Little Town of Bethlehem. We would be grateful for volunteers to help with refreshments in the hall after the service. Join us as we continue our Advent journey with worship, reflection, and fellowship.
Quiet Mass early on Sunday morning.
The main Sunday morning service enriched with music and singers from our choir.
Gentle evening service using the Book of Common Prayer and supported by members of the choir. Benediction is given on the first Sunday of the month.
A shortened Mass for families to worship together with various activities for the children to do as the service unfolds. Music supported the children of the choir.
The traditional carol service with reading and carols sung by our Parish Choir and the congregation as the story of Jesus' birth is retold through music and readings.
Supported by our children's choir and aimed at younger children this service explores the meaning of the Christingle and its connection with the Christmas story
Supported by the orchestra of St Thomas' and aimed at all the family this service explores the meaning of the Christingle and its connection with the Christmas story
The first Mass of Christmas during which the infant Jesus is added to the crib as we celebrate with thanksgiving the birth of our Lord and Saviour.
A beautiful and quiet communion service as we reflect and give thanks for the birth of Jesus Christ. An ideal service for those who need to travel to a family celebration or who will be busy preparing the Christmas meal.
The sung Family Mass for Christmas morning as we come together to sing carols, receive communion and give thanks for the birth of Jesus Christ.
A beautiful service of readings and music as we reflect on the themes of this season of Epiphany.