Live Service of Holy Communion usually followed by coffee and cakes.
A coffee and chat session for the older members of the church and community to meet for an hour or so. It will run every Wednesday in the Lady Chapel starting at 10.15am.
It is anticipated that this funeral will be very well attended so it is best to avoid the church at this time.
Every Friday there will be a service of Morning Prayer using Zoom. Please contact the Parish Office for details.
Why not join us online for this 30-minute short service? We use the 'Daily Prayer' service from the Church of England. Participants can choose whether to just listen to the service, remaining on mute and without their camera turned on, or you can join in with reading parts of the service if you're happy to do so.
This is a group which started recently at St Stephen’s which aims to provide a space for social interaction and craft sessions for people in the parish to combat loneliness and isolation. Come along and make new friends. It is free to attend but donations will be welcome. The group will meet term time only.
Bring your pet along to this gentle service to celebrate the joy that animals bring to our lives.
A service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer.
Service of Holy Communion, live and (usually one week each month) online. When it isn't online, the 10am service from St Stephens probably will be - please see the Parish Communion from St Stephens entry.
The Service Sheet can be found in the News and Notices - Notice Sheets section.
This service runs live and (in most weeks) online.
To join the online service or watch a recording, please go to our YouTube Channel at https://youtube.com/live/_mYxNDtudUI?feature=share.
You can find the service sheet in the News and Notices - Notice Sheets section.
Short live service of Morning Prayer
An evening of stories and favourite music with Charlie being interviewed by Geoff Lackey as she prepares to be cast away to his desert island. Admission £12.00 a head to include drinks and nibbles.
A new home group will begin on 28 September and run fortnightly until 21 December. It will be seven sessions following the Bible course from The Bible Society. Please let Hamish know if you are intending to come as resources will need to be ordered. There is a suggested donation of £10 towards this but please speak to either Hamish or Charlie if this will be difficult. They are very keen that this doesn’t prevent your attendance.
Funeral service for our late friend Nancy Smith, a strong supporter of St Julian's, who died recently three months before her 99th birthday. She will be buried beside her late husband at St Stephen's Church.
She will be missed.
The speaker will be Revd Canon Tim Bull talking about Artificial Intelligence.