The Prayer Course - 7.30pm

Occurring
Every Wednesday at for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
St Barnabas Hadleigh
Address
Church Road/Woodfield Road Hadleigh Benfleet, SS7 2EJ, United Kingdom

An eight-week course on prayer, with a short film, discussion and time to pray together. No experience needed, and you do not have to pray aloud.

Wednesdays from 16 September to 4 November at St Barnabas. There are two identical sessions each week, 1.00pm and 7.30pm, so come to whichever suits you better. Books are provided.

The course follows the Lord's Prayer:
16 September - Why Pray? (Lord, teach us to pray)
23 September - Adoration (Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name)
30 September - Petition (Give us this day our daily bread)
7 October - Intercession (Your kingdom come)
14 October - Unanswered Prayer (Your will be done)
21 October - Contemplation (On earth as it is in heaven)
28 October - Listening (Give us this day our daily bread)
4 November - Spiritual Warfare (Deliver us from evil)

Everyone is welcome.

St Barnabas Hadleigh

Whether you’re new to the area, returning to church, or simply curious about faith, you are very welcome at St Barnabas. We’re a friendly Church of England community in Hadleigh, and we’d love you to feel at home with us.

Sunday service

9.30am Holy Communion or Morning Worship (CW) — our main service, about an hour. Some weeks we share Communion; other weeks we focus on worship, prayer and Bible teaching. Every service finishes with tea, coffee and biscuits, and plenty of time to chat.

Children are very welcome

We love having children at our services. If your child makes a noise, or runs up and down the aisles, we honestly do not mind. Please do not feel you have to sit at the back, or take them out, or apologise. Children belong here just as they are, and the sound of them is a good sound in a church.

Midweek

Tuesday 10.30am – 12 noon, Kettle’s On — pop in for free tea and coffee. An easy-going time to meet people and have a proper chat.

Thursday 10.30am Holy Communion (CW) — a gentle, reflective service with space to pray, hear God’s word and share Communion together. Tea and coffee afterwards.

Messy Church — second Monday of the month, 4.00–6.00pm. A relaxed, all-age way of being church, with crafts and hands-on activities, a short time of celebration and worship, and food shared together.

A word about the words

CW is Common Worship, the Church of England’s modern service book, in today’s English.

Holy Communion

Gluten-free wafers and a non-alcoholic alternative to wine are available at every Communion; you only need to ask. All are welcome, whether to receive or to come for a blessing.

→ Communion

You are welcome at any of our services, whether you come every week or have not been to church in years.

Get in touch

Rev.d Mark Smeed

Associate Minister
01268 211009

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The Prayer Course - 7.30pm

Occurring
Every Wednesday at for 1 hour, 30 mins
Venue
St Barnabas Hadleigh
Address
Church Road/Woodfield Road Hadleigh Benfleet, SS7 2EJ, United Kingdom

An eight-week course on prayer, with a short film, discussion and time to pray together. No experience needed, and you do not have to pray aloud.

Wednesdays from 16 September to 4 November at St Barnabas. There are two identical sessions each week, 1.00pm and 7.30pm, so come to whichever suits you better. Books are provided.

The course follows the Lord's Prayer:
16 September - Why Pray? (Lord, teach us to pray)
23 September - Adoration (Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name)
30 September - Petition (Give us this day our daily bread)
7 October - Intercession (Your kingdom come)
14 October - Unanswered Prayer (Your will be done)
21 October - Contemplation (On earth as it is in heaven)
28 October - Listening (Give us this day our daily bread)
4 November - Spiritual Warfare (Deliver us from evil)

Everyone is welcome.

Safeguarding

The parish of Hadleigh: St Barnabas is committed to the safeguarding of children, young people and adults, and follows the House of Bishops' guidance and the safeguarding policy and practice of the Diocese of Chelmsford.

If you are worried that a child or an adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm, please contact our Parish Safeguarding Officer, Marion Ketley, on 01268 211009, or the Diocese of Chelmsford Safeguarding Team on 01245 294444. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police.

How to report a concern, and other sources of help, are on our safeguarding page.

Safeguarding at St Barnabas