A short morning service of prayer led by the clergy

A special advent especially for those who are bereaved or a carer.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Fridays

A short service of bible stories and action songs followed by tea and toys in the Garden Hall.

A read BCP Eucharist celebrated in the chancel.

A quiet, reflective service, based on the 1662 prayer book.

This is the main service of the day, attracting people of all ages. There is a creche for 0-3 year olds and a Sunday School for those aged over 3. If you are new to the church, come along and ask for help - we have experienced teachers well used to integrating newcomers. It is a priority of this service to provide Biblical preaching which relates Christian faith to everday life. On the first Sunday of the month there is no Sunday School at this service because the children are encouraged to attend a special All Age Eucharist service at 11.15. This does not apply to the creche which continues at all 9.30 services

This is an informal service with hymns, prayers and a talk. Families are very much involved. The junior & senior choristers often leads the hymns at this service.

With full choir, this service is based on the 1662 Evensong and includes psalms, an anthem and a sermon. This is a musical service and a restful end to the weekend.

A glorious choral celebration with full choir to mark the start of Christmas season. All welcome!

Carols and the Christmas story for the whole family, come dressed as your favourite nativity character.

Festive Carols and Christmas readings in a welcoming atmosphere.

Our popular traditional service with choir, carols, readings and communion to bring in Christmas Day.

A reflective start to greet Christmas day.

A true family celebration with carols, choir, readings and communion.

Designed particularly to appeal to children and young families, this specially written service includes a communion service. Readings and prayers are usually lead by the children themselves and the address often involves their active participation. Budding musicians are encouraged to join the church band or choristers.