Our weekday Holy Communion service without music. Usually includes a simple "Thought for the Day" type of message based on the Bible reading of the day. Lasts about 40 minutes. Everyone welcome!

Common Worship Holy Communion service celebrated without music or hymns. Complete with the set Bible readings for the day and a thought-provoking sermon. A quiet start to Sunday for those preferring a simpler service without incense and ceremony. Held in our historic Jacobean Lady Chapel (c. 1611).

Contemporary Sunday School provision for primary school aged children with engaging activities, discussion, and learning for younger members of the congregation. Weekly during the 9:45am service except for Worship for All Sundays when the children remain in Church for a shorter, all-age service.

Traditional Parish Communion service celebrated with hymns, choir anthems, and a sung Mass setting. Relevant, accessible sermon based on the set Bible readings of the day. Relaxed formal worship with incense and ceremony (smells and bells) intended to create at atmosphere of awe and wonder as we gather in God's presence to worship together.

Pre-school/ young Primary School aged activity group based on a simple art/craft activity and play during the 9:45am Sunday service. Held on the 1st Sunday of the month by our dedicated team.

Remembering those we love who have died. A service of reflection, word, and music. Everyone is welcome to join us for this moving service. Refreshments served afterwards.

Our all-age service offering the opportunity for the whole family to worship together (Children stay in Church rather than going out for their separate activities). Usually on the 3rd Sunday of the month unless it is replaced by a Parade Service with our children's uniformed organisations (Harvest Festival, Remembrance Sunday, Mothering Sunday, and St. George's Day). The service is shorter (about 45 minutes) with a short address instead of a sermon and one Bible reading.

The five Sundays of September we will look at the beauty of Creation, God's goodness to us through it, and how we can protect and restore the damage we do to Creation. To hope and to act with Creation is our motto this year.