8.00am Holy Communion Service

Based on the Book of Common Prayer, this service is held in the chancel every Sunday.

10am

As a reflection of the creative God we worship and a reflection of the community who come together to worship, this service covers a breadth of styles and music – using liturgy, worship songs, hymns, formal and informal prayers, video clips and other creative responses – all of which centre around the Bible passage for the day (usually the Common Worship Lectionary) so that each item leads to, or responds to, what we believe God is saying to us through his Word.

We believe that people of all ages can engage with God in corporate worship so we have a regular All Age Holy Communion service (children who have completed our ‘Children in Communion’ course are welcomed in sharing communion).

Other weeks may be Morning Prayer, Café Style, Holy Communion or Guest Services when the children and young people have their own teaching groups at the start of each service and join with the adults to conclude our service. Further details of activities for all ages can be found on ‘children and families’ and ‘young people’ pages.

Tea and coffee is served after this service and we love visitors to join us so we can get to know each other.

Go to the downloads page to listen to sermons or to get the house group notes from the 10.00am services.

sunday@five

Aimed at 9-13 year olds, this term-time service seeks to bridge the gap between the children’s teaching groups and the young people’s programme. With songs, games, video clips, talks, group discussions, and sometimes Holy Communion, the young people are encouraged to build a relationship with God and with each other. Adults and younger children are also welcome to this service, with groups and activities provided for them too. It starts at 5.00pm with finger food and drinks.

7.00pm – revive

Revive is a haven at the end of one week and the beginning of another for young people. There’s lively worship, relevant teaching, time for discussion, and an opportunity to receive prayer.