Worship Services

Holy Communion in Church at 10 am on Sundays

This is our main service, and it is a sung Eucharist (Holy Communion) service (Common Worship, Order 1) with a sermon. We are streaming it live on the Internet (details available by email). There are hymns and other service music, and refreshments afterwards.
As well as streaming on Zoom, we are experimenting with streaming on YouTube. All services which have been streamed on YouTube, as well as all our pre-recorded on-line Sunday services from 22 March 2020 to 12 September 2021, are available on YouTube here.

Sunday Evensong at 6 pm

Our Evensong (Evening Prayer) service follows the Book of Common Prayer, with hymns, readings, a sermon and prayers. It lasts about 40 minutes. All are welcome.

Messy Church

Messy Church is church for all ages with a difference. Join us for crafts, songs, stories, food, and to explore the Christian faith together! Messy Church is a free event, but donations are welcome. We normally meet once a month on a Sunday afternoon. For a list of dates, click here.

Online worship

We have a weekday Zoom Holy Communion service at 10.30 am on Wednesdays. If you are interested in joining us via Zoom for this service, please email us.

Getting Around the Church Building

There is a permanent ramp up to the main church entrance in Station Road, which is suitable for wheelchair users. There are two steps (measuring 6in/15cm each) with handrails each side up to the vestry area, where our lavatory is situated.

We have a sound loop around the worship area of the church, including St Michael’s Chapel.

Do-it-Yourself worship!

Most clergy and religious communities, and some lay people too, find it is useful to say the “daily offices”, Morning and Evening Prayer, every day. These are simple services with readings that change every day. On the Oremus site (use the “View” tab) there are the complete services of Morning and Evening Prayer, with the readings for the current day (or you can choose another day), with other offices including Night Prayer (sometimes known as Compline), the Holy Communion readings and information about any saint whose day it is. (Oremus is Latin for “let us pray”.)

Read more about Holy Communion.
Read more about Morning and Evening Prayer.