Hascombe: St Peter

While we are under Covid restrictions we, sadly, have to suspend our Evensong services;
But once we can gather again properly please do join us for this beautiful and peaceful traditional service taken from the Book of Common Prayer

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FOR THE TIME BEING ALL SERVICES ARE SUSPENDED AT ST PETER'S. WE ARE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE BUT WE FEEL IT IS THE CORRECT ACTION TO TAKE IN LIGHT OF THE INCREASED RISK TO PUBLIC HEALTH DURING THIS LOCKDOWN PERIOD.
REVEREND IAN MASLIN IS STILL AVAIALABLE AT THE RECTORY IN DUNSFOLD

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Parish Communion service

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A short all age service with simple craft activities, followed by children's tea.

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Unfortunately because of the pandemic we have had to suspend this very popular service. Once we are able to meet properly again we can promise that you will enjoy joining us as this service usually has a different theme each month and often a visiting speaker, and is preceded by breakfast which begins around 9 am and to which everyone is very welcome.

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FOR THE TIME BEING ALL SERVICES ARE SUSPENDED AT ST PETER'S. WE ARE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE BUT WE FEEL IT IS THE CORRECT ACTION TO TAKE IN LIGHT OF THE INCREASED RISK TO PUBLIC HEALTH DURING THIS LOCKDOWN PERIOD.
REVEREND IAN MASLIN IS STILL AVAIALABLE AT THE RECTORY IN DUNSFOLD

We offer both traditional Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion and a more contemporary Common Worship Holy Communion in both parishes weekly.
For the time being services will alternate between Dunsfold and Hascombe; for example, if we have an 8am Holy Communion at Dunsfold we will have a 10am Holy Communion here at St Peter's, Hascombe and vice versa.
Please do come and join us, you really will be made very welcome

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A Christingle is a symbolic object used in the Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany services of many Christian denominations. Christingle, from a word of German origin, Christkindl, meaning 'Little Christ Child', is used to celebrate Jesus Christ as the "Light of the World.
We gather, as a family, to remember that Jesus came into the world to save us all and we do that by 'building' a Christingle using an orange, sweets, cocktail sticks and a candle! Why do we do this? Well come along to St Mary & All Saints in Dunsfold at 10am on Sunday 6th December and find out.
Please let Reverend Ian know that you would like to come along on either '[email protected]' or by calling the Rectory on 01483 200048.

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The festival of Nine Lessons and Carols was first held on Christmas Eve 1918. It was planned by Reverend Eric Milner-White who had been appointed Dean of Kings College, Cambridge just after the Great War. The service has remained virtually unchanged since then.
Traditionally we start the service in candlelit silence with the first carol, Once in Royal David's city and finish with the rousing 'Hark! The herald angels sing'
It is a beautiful, spirit filled, service that marks the Christmas season.
Please do come and join us at St Mary & All Saints in Dunsfold and listen to our choir as we journey through the Nine Lessons and Carols.
Please let Reverend Ian know that you would like to come along on either '[email protected]' or by calling the Rectory on 01483 200048

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