Our service on the 22nd February at 4.00 p.m. at Stisted Church is a Pet Friendly Service. Pets are welcome: dogs must be on a short lead and other pets in a secure pet carrier.

Weekly Practice for Change Ringing on a peal of 6 bells, (exceptions according to bank holidays and festivals). New ringers always welcome, and full training given. Suitable for ages 8+
Contact Tower Captain: Terry Earle, 01376 320184, email [email protected] for more information

Our Authorised Local Preacher Ruth leads our daytime Bible Study Group, Wednesdays from 1:30 till 2:30. It's a time to get together to read the best book in the world and have a chat about how it relates to life now. There will even be coffee!

Ever fancy having a go at singing in a choir? Our choir meets on Wednesdays at St Barnabas in Tye Green (except the 2nd Wednesday of any month) - no need to read music or audition and no fees! Just bring a love of singing!

Our Sunday worship begins at 10.30 a.m. and is led by the Church Team. A blend of worship songs of genres of Ancient and Modern and everything in between which includes Worship Songs presented by bands/groups. All are welcome to join us in the South Aisle for refreshments afterwards.

Families with young children are welcome. Baby changing facilities available (as well as toilet) and an area where young children can create their own crafts.

Morning Prayer, including prayers scripture and hymns, is led by our Lay Minister, Brian Meads and will reflect on the 3rd Sunday of Advent

All are invited to share in our inclusive service of Holy Communion

Our benefice celebrates this part of the Easter story together at Stisted All Saints. We can either choose to meet on Stisted village green and join the procession at 10:15 or await our arrival at 10.30 inside the church. Our service will be followed by time for tea, coffee cake and chat!

You’re warmly invited to a shared Maundy Thursday Supper — an evening of simple food, Holy Communion, and gentle reflection as we remember the night Jesus gathered with his friends.

We’ll begin around the table, sharing a meal in the spirit of fellowship and friendship, before moving into a time of Communion and thoughtful reflection on love, service, and sacrifice. It’s a quiet, meaningful way to enter into the heart of Holy Week together.

Whether you come often or haven’t been for a while, there’s a seat at the table for you. Come as you are — we’d love to share this special evening with you.