An invitation for you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday (16th March) marks the second Sunday in Lent. There will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am and will include the sharing of Communion with the opportunity to receive prayer for healing for yourself or on behalf of someone else. Our Bible reading for the service is from Genesis 15.1-12, 17-18. After the service there will be refreshments served free of charge. We do hope you might be able to join us.

St Peter’s Church
We have our Tea Time Church meeting this Sunday at 4pm. The short half-hour service, which is especially suitable for children and families, will be followed by a sandwich tea served in the vestry.
At 6pm, we have a service of Evening Prayer (sometimes called Evensong) with readings from Psalm 27, Genesis 15.1-12, 17-18 and Philippians 3.17 – 4.1. After this service, tea/coffee will be served in the vestry.

March Newsletter now online

A little later than usual, I have uploaded the March edition of Church News to the website. Click on the image below to read a copy online. As usual, printed copies are available free of charge in our churches or by request.

An invitation to you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday (9th March) marks the first Sunday in Lent. There will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am, so feel free to join us a few minutes before then. If you’re new to our Church, please introduce yourself to one of the welcome team and we will be happy to talk you through what you can expect. Tea/Coffee will be available free of charge throughout our service so please feel free to make use of that facility. Our Bible reading will be Luke 4.1-13 – Jesus tempted in the wilderness. This service will be espcially suitable for families and people of all ages to join together in worship.

St Peter’s Church
There are two services at St Peter’s Church this Sunday. Our main service is at 9.30am during which we will share Holy Communion together. This service will be followed by free refreshments served in the vestry. Our Bible readings for this service will be Romans 10.8b-13 and Luke 4.1-13.
Then, at 4pm we gather again for our Senior Sunday service which will be followed by a sandwich tea served in the vestry.

An invitation to you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday (2nd March), there will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am, so feel free to join us a few minutes before then. If you’re new to our Church, please introduce yourself to one of the welcome team and we will be happy to talk you through what you can expect. Our Bible reading will be Exodus 34.29-35. During our service, we will share Holy Communion (bread and wine) together as we remember, with thankfulness, the sacrifice Jesus made for us by dying on the cross. After the service, tea/coffee will be available in the Bower Room free of charge with an opportunity for you to meet and chat with other Church members.

St Peter’s Church
We have a traditional service of Morning Prayer (sometimes called Matins) planned for this weekend which begins at 9.30am. Please come along a few minutes before the start of the service and introduce yourself to one of our welcome team. The Bible readings for our service will be Exodus 34.29-35 and 2 Corinthians 3.12 – 4.2. Tea and Coffee will be served, free of charge, in the Vestry after the service, so do stay and chat with others if you can.

An invitation to you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming weekend, there will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
On Saturday 22nd February, we host our first Muddy Church of 2025 in The Orchard (behind Christ Church). Come along at 4pm and join in the delight of outside worship around an open fire. There will be hot drinks available as well as marshmallows to toast. Wrap up warm, wear sensible shoes and bring something to sit on if possible.
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am and we look forward to welcoming you to Christ Church as we gather as God’s family to worship him. Our Bible Reading this Sunday is from Revelation 4.1-11. Come on your own, with a friend or with the whole family. All are welcome.

St Peter’s Church
This coming Sunday, 23rd February, we gather at 9.30am for our service of Holy Communion. This traditional service uses words from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer accompanied by traditional hymns. Even if you’ve never been to Church before, we are sure you will find yourself touched by the reverence of our worship together. Our Bible Readings will be from Revelation 4.1-11 & Luke 8.22-25. The service will be followed by tea and coffee served in the Vestry.

An invitation for you to join us…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday, 16th February, there will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am. The service will be led by Colin Resch and we will be exploring the Blessings of God and the resurrection of Jesus Christ with Bible readings from 1 Corinthians 15.12-20 and Luke 6.17-26. There will also be the opportunity for you to receive prayers of healing – either for yourself or on behalf of someone else. Tea/Coffee will be served (free of charge) in The Bower Room after the service and we would love you to stay if you can.

St Peter’s Church
At 4pm today we have our very special service of Tea Time Church – a short half hour family friendly frenzy of worship and Bible teaching and prayer followed by sandwich tea and cake.

At 6pm we come together again for a traditional service of Evening Prayer (also called Evensong). This traditional form of worship has been used for hundreds of years and all are welcome to come along and join in. Our Bible readings will be from Jeremiah 17.5-10. and 1 Corinthians 15.12-20. There will be tea/coffee served in the vestry after this service.

An invitation for you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday, 9th February, there will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am and is suitable for the whole family. Tea/Coffee will be served free of charge throughout the service which makes this a relaxing way to give our worship to God. The service will be led by our Youth Worker, Kat Jenkins and we hope you will be able to join us. Our Bible reading for the service will be Luke 5.1-11 – the calling of the first disciples.

St Peter’s Church
At St Peter’s, we have a traditional service of Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine) with liturgy taken from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This service begins at 9.30am and will last for about an hour. The service will be led by Revd Colin Resch who will also be preaching from our Bible readings which are 1 Corinthians 15.1-11 and Luke 5.1-11.
We return later at 4pm for a special service for seniors followed by afternoon tea.

An invitation for you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday, 2nd February, we remember the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (sometimes called Candlemas). There will be services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am and will last about an hour. There will be activities for our young folk and you will be assured of a very warm welcome. The Bible reading for the service will be from Luke 2.22-40. After the service, tea and coffee will be served and we invite you to stay and join us for refreshments. We hope you will be able to come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
At St Peter’s, we have a traditional service of Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine) with liturgy taken from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This service begins at 9.30am and will last for about an hour. The service will be led by Revd Colin Resch who will also be preaching from our Bible readings which are Hebrews 2.14-18 and Luke 2.22-40.

An invitation for you…

Welcome to our website. We’d like to thank you for popping by and take this opportunity to invite you to join us for our public worship services in the coming days. They are open to all and all are welcome.
Our gathered worship is a key expression of our love for God and we believe that when we gather together, Jesus is with us and among us. This coming Sunday, 26th January, we have services in both of our Churches and you will be most welcome to join with us – even if you’ve never been to our Church before.

Christ Church
Our Sunday worship begins at 11am and will be led by our Associate Minister, Mel Rowley. The theme of the service will be centred around our Bible reading which is from Luke 4.14-21. This Sunday we are looking forward to welcoming the family and friends of Poppy as she is presented for baptism.
We hope you can join us and look forward to meeting you.

St Peter’s Church
At St Peter’s, we have a traditional service of Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine) with liturgy taken from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This service begins at 9.30am and will last for about an hour. The service will be led by Revd Colin Resch who will also be preaching from our Bible readings which are 1 Corinthians 12.12-31 and Luke 4.14-21.

1 2 3 25