Particularly aimed and suitable for seniors our Wednesday morning Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer service includes a short homily and is followed by coffee, cake and chat.

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Mid Week Communion 10.30am following the Book of Common Prayer with Lenten Address, and in March followed by a free music recital at 12noon. All Welcome

Common Worship communion service, with robed choir, hymns and sermon. All ages welcome and a warm invitation to make use of the resources in the St Nicholas' Children's Chapel.

The service lasts about an hour.

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The core Sunday worship takes place in all 3 churches in the parish on a Sunday at 10am.

Each church in the parish has a range of services, please see the sites for St Mary's, Christ Church & All Saints for more information and service details.

The Administrator Greg Kyle can be contacted via [email protected]

Weekly (in term time) Messy Church session exploring faith, spirituality, the bible and teachings of Jesus aimed at the very young to year 6. The session runs usually on the first Monday of the month (some changes occur and term dates listed on website). After school from 3:30pm - 5pm

A sung Eucharist for Mothering Sunday, with posies for all on the fourth Sunday in Lent at 10.30am

led by our robed choir, choral scholars and choristers the service of Choral Evensong follows the Book of Common Prayer with preces and responses, psalm, anthem, hymns and a homily.

Sherry often served after the service

A 20min sung compline on (typically) the last Wednesday of month at 7.30pm. A perfect way to pause at the end of a busy day.

Bring and Share lunch at All Saints Church Thursday 26th March, at 12.30

At the Sheen Lane Cross Roads - a witness to the Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, with live Donkey.

The Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, Eucharist and Passion Narrative according to ST Matthew

A time for contemplation and reflection on the Monday of Holy Week

A time for contemplation and reflection on the Tuesday of Holy Week

Tenebrae (Latin for darkness or shadows) is an ancient Christian service traditionally held during Holy Week. Its purpose is to lead worshippers into the mystery, grief, and gravity of Christ’s passion through:

Scripture readings, Gradual extinguishing of candles, Deepening darkness, Silence and contemplation

A final loud sound (the strepitus) symbolising the earthquake, the stone rolled to the tomb...

Eucharist, Sermon, Foot Washing & Stripping of the altar. Sung by the Choir

Liturgy for Good Friday, at the foot of the Cross
The First of Three Hours

A time for contemplation and reflection on Good Friday
The Second Hour of Three at the Cross

Music for Good Friday: including Tomás Luis de Victoria, St John Passion, sung by the choir, choristers & consort
The Final Hour at the Cross

Said Communion, using Book of Common Prayer, with a sermon.

Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion for Easter Sunday

A joy filled festal eucharist celebrating the resurrection, with full choir and brass.