A community event with seasonal singing and carols outside the church followed by refreshments in the church
We welcome our friends from St Barnabas this morning to join us in our service of Holy Communion. Please NOTE the earlier start time .
Hosted by St. Barnabas Church, inviting you to go along for tea, coffee and a chat.
Modern service with hymns and a sermon. Please join us for refreshments after the service.
PLEASE NOTE that as from November 2025, the Wednesday Holy Communion service will resume being a weekly event and we look forward to welcoming regular attendees and newcomers alike as Rev Mark takes up his ministry among us.
There is space for new Brownies at the moment (Aug. 2025). Read the attached report to see what kind of activities take place throughout the year and if any girl is interested in joining, please register with girl guiding online or contact them at :
[email protected]
Guides - there is space for new girls, aged 10 - 14, to join our Guide unit. Please look at the attached report to see all the exciting things we do throughout the year.
Contact: [email protected]
Said service using Book of Common Prayer, led by Rev. Pete Hillman or Archdeacon Sue.
A service of Common Worship with hymns and a sermon. Refreshments served before [from 10:30am] and after the service - please do join us for this short time of informal fellowship.
This service in church offers a quiet, reflective space for those who find the Christmas season difficult due to grief, loss, loneliness, or other struggles. It acknowledges pain while still offering hope and comfort - a sacred space in which to grieve but also find hope.
Messy Church is a way of being Church for families and others. It is Christ-centred, for all ages, based on creativity, hospitality and celebration. There are activities to get involved in, a Bible story and a meal to enjoy together. Everything is free to partake in, though donations are always welcome. There will be no meeting in August.
FREE event - live music, a variety of refreshments and space to chat. In December we welcome back Hadleigh Voices and look forward to their selection of carols and Christmas music. You are welcome to come and go as you please.
Just in case you've not heard, very sadly Graham, our brilliant organiser of Beat'n'Beans, passed away in May. We are keen to ensure that Graham’s legacy lives on, by continuing with music events on the second Saturday of every month and if you know of any other local music groups who would like to come along and support this community event, please do ask them to get in touch.
A contemporary service of Holy Communion every 2nd, 4th and 5th Sunday at 11am. Refreshments served both before (from10:30am) and after the service.
Come and join us on this Sunday afternoon and enjoy music and songs brought to us by Gaudeamus Choir. Tickets £10 - on the door or 01702 556600. Refreshments included in ticket price but donations welcome, raising funds for The Friends of Hadleigh Church, St. James the Less.
Come along and enjoy this traditional Christmas service of Bible readings and carols, assisted this year by the Christmas Singers.
Come and find out about the meaning and symbolism of the Christingle and have your own one to enjoy, while focussing on the nativity scene at the heart of the service.
Holy Communion to usher in Christmas Day.
Celebrating Christmas with a service of Holy Communion at ST BARNABAS church at 9:30am
The 1662 BCP sung service of Evensong (hymns, psalm and canticles) and a sermon.
