Act of Remembrance & Service
An informal service with refreshments, usually with a tables / chairs layout. Sung worship is led by a group of instrumentalists. There are opportunities for interaction during the service. All welcome.
Communion Service (Common Worship) with hymns and a sermon. We aim to have provision for children at these services, either through activity sheets or through group teaching/activity.
Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer with hymns and a sermon. When available, a small choir lead the chanting for psalm and canticles.
A reflective journey based on a theme, largely using spoken and sung resources from the Iona Community
24th September
Our service will follow the theme of this year's worldwide Season of Creation which is "Peace with Creation". We will reflect on the connection between caring for creation and fostering peace - and using the onset of autumn to think about letting fall some of our own withered leaves. Do join us in St Michael's Aldbourne at 7pm.
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27th August theme: Discipleship
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23rd April: The Resurrection Appearances of Jesus
A respite from a busy life with contemporary words, quiet songs and moments of stillness.
A short act of reflective worship based on materials from the Iona Community, on the 4th Wednesday of each month.
An opportunity to reflect on aspects of Christian teaching and living and to look at our own reflections in the mirror of belief and intention.
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On the first Sunday of each month we gather from our six churches for a united service, usually Holy Communion (with provision for children and with prayer ministry available). The venue rotates from church to church. Please see weekly pew sheet for venue.
A 'said' service of Holy Communion from the Book of Common Prayer.
A short walk whilst chatting about the theme of the day, finishing with refreshments at one of our churches. Venues and walks vary from month to month. See weekly pew sheet in our churches or on our website for the venue. Adults, (accompanied) children and (accompanied!) dogs all welcome. This takes place during British Summertime only.
