4th April - Holy Saturday / Easter EveMorning Prayer - via Zoom 9.10amLiturgy of Light and the Vigil of Easter 8pm5th April - Easter DayEaster Communion 8amEaster Communion (with Egg Hunt to follow) 10amWe wish you a Happy, Holy and Peaceful Easter
29th March - Palm SundayHoly Communion 8amThe Blessing of Palms 10am at the Town HallA service for Palm Sunday follows immediately afterwards in church30th March - Monday of Holy WeekMorning Prayer - via Zoom ** 9.10amNight Prayer (Compline) - also via Zoom ** 7.30pm31st March - Tuesday of Holy WeekMorning Prayer - via Zoom ** 9.10am Night Prayer (Compline) - also via Zoom ** 7.30pm**For details of the Zoom links for Morning Prayer and Night Prayer please contact the office.1st April - Wednesday of Holy WeekHoly Communion 10.30amTenebrae Service 7.30pm2nd April - Maundy ThursdayMorning Prayer - via Zoom 9.10am Liturgy of Maundy Thursday, followed by Vigil until 9.30pm 7.30pm3rd April - Good FridayWalk of Witness 10am, starting at Sacred Heart ChurchLiturgy of Good Friday 2pm
After the revision, a copy of the Roll will be published by the Parochial Church Council [method of publication to be specified here] for at least 14 days and a copy of the Roll will be available for inspection on a reasonable request being made to the Council.Under the Church Representation Rules any lay persons are entitled to have their names entered on the roll if the person is—(a) is baptised,(b) is aged 16 or over, and(c) has made one of the following three declarations and duly applied for enrolment.The first declaration is that the person is a member of the Church of England or of a Church in communion with it and is resident in the parish.The second declaration is that the person is a member of the Church of England or of a Church in communion with it, is not resident in the parish, but has habitually attended public worship in the parish during the preceding six months.The third declaration is that the person is a member in good standing of a Church which is not in communion with the Church of England but subscribes to the doctrine of the Holy Trinity and is also a member of the Church of England and has habitually attended public worship in the parish during the preceding six months.
