Traditional said service of Holy Communion for Remembrance Sunday. Followed by refreshments in the church hall.
The town Remembrance Service begins at the War Memorial outside the Guildhall at 10.45am for the Act of Commemoration at 11.00am. This will be followed by a service with the town organisations and uniformed groups at the Baptist Church.
From October to March our Wednesday Welcome shifts to its autumn and winter hours of 10.00am until 1.00pm. As well as refreshments and home baking, soup and sandwiches will be available from midday. It's a great place, however you need it - for time with others, for time on your own, for coffee and cake, for free Wifi, for hot soup, for staying warm - all are very welcome!
An opportunity for Coffee with God. Café Church combines the hospitality of Warm Welcome and Sunday coffee times with worship. It’s worship in the church hall round tables (or on sofas!) with space for conversation and community, complete with pastries and drinks.
If you can't knit, it doesn't matter, bring another craft or just come and join us for a natter and a cup of tea!
A lovely, simple yet meaningful service of Morning Praise. Refreshments are served in the church hall afterwards.
A service of Holy communion for fifth Sundays. Refreshments are served in the church hall afterwards.
Coffee morning at The Guildhall in aid of the church with plenty of lovely cakes and a raffle.
Traditional said service of Holy Communion. Refreshments are served in the Church Hall afterwards.
Café Church combines the hospitality of Warm Welcome and Sunday coffee times with worship. It’s worship in the church hall around tables (or on sofas!) with space for conversation and community, complete with pastries and drinks. It’s fun, fresh and thought provoking for all ages and stages.
Communion service for the second Sunday of the month. Refreshments are served in the church hall afterwards.
Annual Christingle Service with the Duchy School. Christingles are symbolic objects, usually oranges, which represent the world. They have sweets stuck in them symbolising all of God’s creation, a red ribbon around them representing the blood of Jesus who died to save us and in the top is a candle. The candles are lit during the service symbolising Jesus bringing light and hope to people living in darkness. Christingles were first used in the Moravian Church in Germany in the 18th century; the name comes the German ‘Christkindl’ meaning Little Christ Child. And in the past when oranges were difficult to get, swedes were used instead.
A beautiful candlelit carol service.
Our annual ‘Knitivity’ Service. Come early and meet the donkeys.
A traditional service of Holy Communion to welcome the birth of the Christ Child.
A traditional service of Holy Communion to welcome the birth of the Christ Child.