Cakes, refreshments, and fellowship.
A live streamed Service at 10.00 am on Sundays from St Andrew's Wickford.
Join us in a Service of Morning Prayer. See https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer for the Order of Service.
A chance to meet at St Andrew’s weekly – bring along knitting, sewing, crafts of any kind and spend a couple of hours in good company. No particular skills required, you are welcome whether you have nimble fingers or butterfingers. And if you don’t have a project of your own to bring, there are always blanket squares to be sewn up, or the chance just to sit and chat. Meetings, open to anyone from our three churches and our local community, are held Tuesdays in St Andrew’s Centre, 2 – 4 pm: no charge, and refreshments provided.
The Church gathers primarily for worship, to celebrate all that God is and all that God has done, to be drawn into the life of the Trinity: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We offer God songs and words of praise in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs. We attend to God’s words in Scripture. We gather around the table of the Lord in the Holy Communion. We offer prayers for our own needs and the needs of the world. When we do this we join our prayers – thin and weak as they often are – with the great hymn of praise of the Church in both earth and heaven, in time and in eternity.
The Eucharist or Holy Communion is celebrated by the whole people of God gathered for worship. The ministry of the members of the congregation is expressed through their active participation together in the words and actions of the service, but also by some of them reading the Scripture passages, leading the prayers of intercession, and, if authorized, assisting with the distribution of communion.
A youth discussion group meeting monthly on Fridays, 7.00 pm, St Andrew's Centre. All discussion topics chosen by the group. All teens and twenties are welcome.
In need of rest & renewal?
Find out about & experience Christian Mindfulness by joining us at during the Coffee Morning at St Catherine’s Wickford on the first Saturday in the month (9.30 am to 12 noon) & also at one of our regular 10-minute reflection & Christian mindfulness sessions between 10.00 am & 12 noon at St Andrew’s Wickford on the second Saturday in each month.
See ‘Lily and the Masters’, an exhibition by David Crawford, and hear David speak about his work and also read his poetry.
David is a Wickford based artist and singer songwriter. The works in this exhibition are a selection of paintings completed in the last 3 years. He is exhibiting a series of heightened colour studies of the Edwardian singer and actress Miss Lily Elsie and versions of some of his favourite paintings from Old Masters such as Da Vinci, Vermeer and Caravaggio.
Mess! Fun! Food!
FREE Kids crafts, activities, games, stories, & songs!
plus FREE tea for each child
2-4pm
St Andrews Church
Wickford
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An evening with the Ladygate Scribblers
Friday 3 October, 7.00 pm
St Andrew’s Church, 11 London Road, Wickford SS12 0AN
Hear poetry and prose from a long-established Wickford-based writers group.
Part of ‘Unveiled’, the fortnightly Friday night arts & performance event at St Andrew’s Church.
Friday 17 October, 7.30 pm
St Andrew’s Church, 11 London Road, Wickford SS12 0AN
David is a singer songwriter who is Wickford born and bred. He has been writing and performing songs for over 30 years, but the last few years, in particular, have been very productive. He will be performing new and recent material in this unique acoustic space. On this occasion, he will perform while a selection of his paintings are also exhibited in the church.
Part of ‘Unveiled’, the Friday night arts and performance event at St Andrew’s Church.
No ticket required – donations requested on the night.
Friday 31 October 2025
St Andrew’s Church, 11 London Road, Wickford SS12 0AN
Adam Atkinson is the Bishop of Bradwell. Hear him read a selection of his poetry which has been used in public and liturgical settings.
A series of sonnets for Lent and Easter were published in ‘Who Do You Say I Am?’ in 2024. These sonnets explore discipleship in today’s world, touching on contemporary themes such as identity, truth telling, violence, abuse, racism, and belonging.
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