A service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer.
Service of Holy Communion, live and (usually one week each month) online. To join the onlineservice or watch a recording, please go to our YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/live/5KGUgpf-KQM?feature=share.
The Service Sheet can be found in the News and Notices - Notice Sheets section.
This service runs live and (in most weeks) online. In the weeks when it is not online, the service from St Julian's probably will be: please see the Holy Communion from St Julian's entry.
Once a month - usually on the last Sunday of the month - a more informal Cafe Church service is run in the church hall. This has light refreshments and activities for children, and usually does not include Communion.
On 27 December the only service in the parish will be at St Julian's: on 28 March 2027 (Easter Day) there will be a normal Parish Communion service here.
You can find the service sheet in the News and Notices - Notice Sheets section.
Join us for a harvest-festival themed afternoon with a quiz followed by a Harvest tea. Email Sue ([email protected]) to book your place.
You can form teams of 4-6 people, or just come and join a group.
Every Monday 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.
Short live service of Morning Prayer
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.
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.
Meet in St Stephens Church car park at noon for a walk on Bricket Wood Common.
Revd Canon Charles Hudson, Archdeacon of St Albans will be speaking about his role.
Invitations are being sent to all those who have been bereaved in the past three years and the name of their loved one will be read out during the service. However, anyone is welcome to attend, and many find the service a source of comfort and remembrance.
Meet in St Stephens Church car park at noon for a walk at Tring (College Lakes).
There will be a fantastic range of stalls again this year. These include gifts, crafts, toys, jewellery, bric-a-brac, raffles, tombola and home baking. Popular games to be played are Shuffle Board, Key Safe, Chocolate Casino and Beat the Buzzer. The festive fun continues in the church. Here you will be able to enjoy entertainment and refreshments including mulled wine and mince pies.
Donations of the following would be most welcomed:
unopened and unused gifts;
chocolate items including Advent Calendars and Christmas themed products e.g. edible decorations and small treats;
raffle prizes including gift store cards;
bottles for the Tombola;
jewellery;
quality toys and puzzles; and home-made baking—bring on the day.
Please note. No books, CDs, vinyl or bric a brac. Thank you.
There will be a collection box for donations at the back of St Stephen's Church.
Traditional Christmas Fair, with gifts, tombolas, raffles, books, bric-a-brac and refreshments. More details closer to the time.
A quiet reflective service for Christmas, away from all the hustle and bustle. It's sometimes known as a Blue Christmas - come and see!
Traditional Midnight Mass for Christmas Eve, but at midnight Bethlehem time.
