Service with a story, worship and activities for pre-school children and their carers. There are big push-along toys and big mats for babies. We serve tea, coffee, juice and a snack for the children. Carers bring the snacks (on a rota) - usually one will bring something savoury, one something sweet and one some fruit.
We usually meet in school holidays, often with slightly older children too. Sometimes in Summer Tots there are just informal craft activities and snacks. We don't meet at half-terms or during the Christmas and Easter holidays.
There is more information on the Tots & Teddies page (under 'About Us').

Short (20-30 minutes) service of Morning Prayer.

This service will run after the Community Cafe at St Julian's every Thursday. Everyone welcome.
There is more about our Community Cafe in the 'More about us' section.

Every Sunday at 9:30, recorded and available online about once a month.
In the weeks when it is not online, the service from St Stephens probably will be - please see the Parish Communion from St Stephens entry.
The Service Sheet is available in the News and Notices section.

This service is held both live and (in most weeks) online.
To join the online service or to watch the recording, please go to our YouTube Channel at https://youtube.com/live/9bcguMPIvzA?feature=share
Once a month (usually the last Sunday of the month), this service has a family-friendly cafe church format with no Communion.
The Service Sheet is available in the News and Notices section.

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.

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The course has been designed by the organisation Inclusive Church. As we journey through Lent towards Easter, we are drawn again to the radical and inclusive welcome that Jesus offers to all at the Lord’s table. This course invites us to explore who we are as a church, what it truly means to welcome all, and how we might embody the radical welcome Jesus shows throughout the Gospels.
The sessions are interactive and accessible to everyone. No prior knowledge or particular skills are needed, just a willingness to come along, listen, reflect, and participate. The first session will include an afternoon tea as part of extending that welcome to one another.
If you’re unable to attend every session, please don’t let that stop you, come along to as many as you can. You will be very welcome.
Do join us as we seek to grow in our understanding of what it means to welcome as Jesus did, and to extend that welcome more fully into our community.
Please register by email at [email protected] or on the sign up sheet available in each church.