Sunday Services
0800 Holy Communion
This is a contemplative, spoken service using traditional orders of service for Holy Communion. The clergy are robed and the short sermon is often given by church members and local ordinands.
Common Worship is used on the 1st, 3rd & 5th Sundays, and Book of Common Prayer is used on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month.
0930 Family Service
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CHILDREN'S GROUPS
Crêche - ages 0 to 2
Tumblers - age 2
Ramblers - age 3
Scramblers - age 4 (Reception Yr)
Climbers - Year 1
Pioneers - Year 2
Explorers - Years 3 & 4
Trekkers - Years 5 & 6
Pathfinders - Years 7 to 9
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This is a lively service with children's groups running from creche up to school years 9. The music is led by a band and the service begins with a time of sung worship for all ages. The children move to their groups after this opening part of the service.
On the 1st Sunday of every month we have an all age service (with no children's groups) which lasts 45 mins, and the service includes communion on every 4th Sunday of the month.
There is a Fair Trade stall after the service on the 2nd Sunday in the month.
1115 service
This is a quieter, more formal service following Common Worship liturgy with robed clergy, which alternates between Holy Communion on every 1st and 3rd Sunday, and Morning Prayer of the 2nd, 4th & 5th Sundays.
The music is led by a small choir, an organist/pianist & occasionally other instrumentalist, and generally comprises congregational hymns, lyrical worship songs and other liturgical music. On the first Sunday of the month, a wider pool of singers known as the '1115 Special Choir' augment the 1115's 'core choir' and the music on this Sunday tends to be more choral. Find out more...
There is a Fair Trade stall after the service on the 2nd Sunday in the month.
6pm Evening Service
This is an informal service with lively sung worship led by a band, vibrant teaching, and space for prayer ministry during or after the service. We share communion on every 2nd and 5th Sunday.
After the service there are activities for SAYGO (young people in school years 10 to 13).
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