Under coronavirus restrictions, Hambledon Morning Prayer takes place on Zoom in the BHC Public room: https://zoom.us/j/9463914833, password 2021.
This service is broadcast live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/bhcgodalmingonline.
A relaxed, friendly and popular service following the 1662 Book of Common Prayer with hymns led from our dedicated organist team. Holy Communion is celebrated on the 1st and 3rd Sundays and the other times are Morning Prayer. Psalms and canticles are said or sung by the congregation. The service is led by clergy and LLMs, all of whom robe for both Morning Prayer and Communion.
Christingle is a joyful celebration that brings families and communities together to share the light of Jesus and spread a message of hope.
The Christingle is a symbol and consists of an orange (the world), a red ribbon (the blood of Jesus), four cocktail sticks & sweets (God's Good gifts the fruits of the earth and the four seasons) and a lit candle (Christ-the light of the world)
Carol service
A great carols event at our local pub, the Merry Harriers! A great night of carols and fun
Christmas Eve Carols in the Shop at noon!
For Families outside in Churchyard
Family Celebration with Communion
The Bereavement Café is run by the Pastoral Team (Support & Care) and offers a safe space for anyone who has been bereaved, where:
you can feel safe to talk about how the pain of bereavement is affecting you
you will meet others who have experienced their own loss
there is a team willing to offer support by listening
you will find mutual support and encouragement
Services at Hambledon Church and St Marks Church ..NO service at Busbridge Church or St Peter &St Paul's church, This morning.
On 1st January 2024 Busbridge Church on Brighton Road, Hambledon Church, St Peter &St Paul's on Church Street and St Mark's Church on Franklyn Road will become Godalming Minster
Service at St Peter& St Paul-Church Street ..NO service at Busbridge -Brighton Road, or St Mark's - Franklyn Road or Hambledon Church.
Launch of Godalming Minster with Bishop Andrew.
Parking available in Mint Street or Crown Court carparks.