Our main act of worship is our Sunday Eucharist at 10.00. It is a clear and welcoming service with a recognisably traditional Anglican liturgy. Families are always welcome. We have a Sunday School on the 3rd Sunday of the month. Children who have been confirmed may receive Communion. The first Sunday of the month is an All-Age service with Holy Communion and which has a mix of informal and traditional elements. For a general overview of our church services please see our Welcome Pack, which can be found in the File section below.

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A short office of prayers and readings for the night hours, traditionally observed before going to bed.
The service text can be found at
https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/worship-texts-and-resources/common-worship/daily-prayer/night-prayer-compline

A short service of prayers for the beginning of the day.

A midweek Eucharist. On the last Wednesday, we hold a Book of Common Prayer service of Holy Communion, taken from Order Two of Common Worship.

A Parent and Pre-School child group in the Hall on Wednesday afternoons during term-time from 1pm. We stop in good time for parents to do the afternoon 'school run'. Refreshments are available for parents (sometimes home made cakes and cookies!) and we have some excellent toys and activities for the children.

We pray the Holy Rosary on the first Friday of the Month in the Lady Chapel.
A meditative prayer lasting around half an hour, the Rosary takes us into the mystery of Christ's earthly life and asks the prayers of the Virgin Mary. Rosary beads are available in church.

Sunday School takes place on the second and third Sunday of the month at 10am. Children explore the Gospel reading for the day through activities and discussion, joining their families in church in time for Holy Communion or a blessing. Sunday School meets in 'the lounge' at the back of church, behind a glass partition. Parents may join their children or stay in church, your children will never be far away! Our Sunday School leaders receive up to date safeguarding training.
The children usually present what they have done at the end of the service (if they want to)- if so, they will be in view of the live stream. Therefore parental consent is required for your child to possibly appear in the live stream. The consent form is attached and can be emailed to [email protected].

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