Morning Prayer is a non-eucharistic service which can follow a diverse range of formats, from quite formal liturgy to services with themes that engage us in different ways. For example we had a Morning Prayer service on modern slavery. We started to offer Morning Prayer a few years ago and, so far, the format has included hymns, songs and/or sung psalm, using easy-to-follow music.

A service of Holy Communion using the Iona liturgy. We use a combination of traditional and more modern songs.

An All Age service on October 5th at 10.30am to celebrate God's harvest gifts to us. This will be from 10.30am and will be instead of the Said Communion and Funday we normally have on the first Sunday of the month.

As part of our service of thanks we will collect fresh produce for the Produce table and tins and packets for the Dorking food bank. These can be taken up to the front of the church to the Altar during the service.

The food bank asks for non-perishable foods and a list of what they take is given below. Feel free to bring these to the church any time, during the day, in the week or 2 before the service. You can leave them in the Food Bank box at the back of the church (moved onto the top of the cupboard beside where it used to be) or just put them on the table in the entrance hall.

You can also bring produce and home-made jams and pickles from your, or your friends and neighbours, gardens. Please bring these either on Saturday 4th or to the service. Fresh produce & home-made preserves will go onto the “Produce Table” and anyone at the service or at the lunch can take produce and just give a donation for it. This money, and the church collection that day, will also go to the Dorking Food bank.

Please do join us for the service or come along to the Shared harvest lunch afterwards, from about 12 noon.

Dorking Food bank would like the following items:
Tins or Jars of: meat/fish, veg/potatoes/tomatoes, fruit, rice pudding/custard, pasta sauce,
Plus jars of Jam/spread & small jars of instant coffee
Packets or Cartons of Cereal, Rice, Biscuits, Chocolate/Snack/muesli bars,UHT milk, Long-life fruit juice
Also needed: 4 roll toilet roll pack, Shampoo/shower gel, Toothpaste, Laundry capsules, Washing up liquid

Common Worship, with communion, on the 2nd Sunday of the month. Sung responses, with choir and hymns.

Hear Here Clinic
There is a Hear Here Clinic on the third Thursday of the month from 11am to 12.30pm in the church room.
We can help with batteries, tubes & maintenance of NHS hearing aids. These are supplied by the NHS and available for those with NHS hearing aids.

This happens at the same time as our Church Cafe so refreshments are available.

No appointments needed.

A lively craft-based act of worship for families with dramatised readings that everyone can join in with.
Refreshments at 10.15 then dramatised story with costumes for all, songs and crafts for all ages. Finishes between 11.30am and 12noon.

10.30am on November 9th 2025 we will have our annual Remembrance service
Martha will be leading this service. Please do join us as we remember and honour the members of the armed forces who gave their lives across conflicts through the years, as well as those who survived and the others who continue to support them. We will be including the Act of Remembrance just before 11am.
Please note the different time for the start of the service.