Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship at Christ Church begins each week at 11am. Our services are suitable for people of all ages and you can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
The Bible reading in our service today will be from Acts 2.14a, 36-41. During our service today, we share in Holy Communion (bread and wine) remembering the Last Supper when Jesus took bread and wine and shared them with his disciples asking that they continue to do this in remembrance of him. There will also be the opportunity for those who like to receive prayers for healing – either for themselves or someone else – to do so.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

After our service today we will hold our Annual Meeting for the election of Churchwardens, Deanery Synod member and Church Council members. Our annual report will be presented and there will be the opportunity to ask questions about life in our parish.

St Peter’s Church
Join us this Sunday evening at 6pm for a service of Evening Prayer (Evensong) using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are usually led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
The Bible readings used in our service will be Psalm 116, Zephaniah 3.14-20 and Acts 2.14a, 36-41.

After the conclusion of our service, do grab a mug of tea or coffee from the Antill Vestry at the back of Church before coming back into the Church for our Annual Meeting when Churchwardens, a Deanery Synod member and Church Council members will be elected. Our annual report will be presented and there will be the opportunity to ask questions about life in our parish.

Christ Church
Our Easter Day service begins at 11am. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups. Today is Easter Sunday and in our service today, we share in Holy Communion (bread and wine) remembering the Last Supper when Jesus took bread and wine and shared them with his disciples asking that they continue to do this in remembrance of him. Our Bible reading will be John 20.1-18.

Our service on 12th April is led by our fabulous children and families team and is especially suitable for people of all ages. Our Bible reading will be John 20.19-31. You can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever.

If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Our Easter morning service begins at 9.30am. We remember Christ, risen from the dead with a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are often led by a small choir. Our Bible readings will be Colossians 3.1-7 and John 20.1-10. After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

Our service on 12th April begins at 9.30am and will include Holy Communion. Our Bible readings will be Acts 2.14a, 22-32 John 20.19-31. Later that day, at 4pm, we meet for Senior Sunday – a short service followed by a sandwich tea.

Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, we are sure that you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.

Christ Church
We meet each morning this week for a short service of Morning Prayer at 9am. This is a great way to begin the day and you would be most welcome to join us.

On Good Friday, our regular coffee morning gathering will have the added bonus of Hot Cross Buns.

On Easter Day, we will have a special service suitable for all the family which begins at 11am.

St Peter’s Church
At 7pm on Maundy Thursday we will have a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service will also include the opportunity for individuals to receive a symbolic foot washing if they wish to do so. At the conclusion of our service, do stay as the Communion Table is ‘stripped’ and made bare in readiness for Good Friday.

On Good Friday, we meet for Family Worship at 10am and we will take time during this service to build our Easter garden.

Later that afternoon, at 2pm, we gather for An Hour Before The Cross: a service of Bible Readings and Silence as we journey again with Jesus Christ the final hours of his passion. The readings and prayers are intersperced with times of silence to allow time for reflection and personal prayer. This wonderful time together reminds us of the sacrifice that Jesus made through his suffering and death on the cross. The service concludes in silence and the congregation are invited to dwell in that place for as long as they desire.

On Easter Day, we gather in celebration for a service of Holy Communion at 9.30am.

Christ Church
At Christ Church, we meet for Sunday Worship each week at 11am. Our services are suitable for people of all ages and you can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.
This week we will be welcoming Winnie into the Church at her baptism and look forward to worshipping with her wider family and friends. Our Bible Reading this week will be John 11.1-45.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Beginning at 9.30am, this traditional service includes hymns that are often led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
Our Bible readings this week will be Romans 8.6-11 and John 11.1-45. The service will be led by our Vicar, Colin Resch and our preacher will be our Associate Minister, Mel Rowley.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

Christ Church
We gather for Sunday Worship each week at 11am. Our services are suitable for people of all ages and you can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
In our service today, we celebrate motherhood and will be serving cake and refreshments throughout. We will also reflect with those who will struggle this weekend. Our service will also include Holy Communion (bread and wine) and the opportunity for those who would like to receive prayers for healing – either for themselves or someone else – to do so. Our Bible Reading will be Colossians 3.12-17.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at 6pm for a service of Evening Prayer (Evensong) using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are usually led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
Our Bible readings will be Psalm 127, Exodus 2.1-10 and Colossians 3.12-17.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

Christ Church
We gather for Sunday Worship each week at 11am.
Our service today is led by our fabulous children and families team and is especially suitable for people of all ages. You can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at 9.30am for a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are often led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration. The Bible readings will be Romans 5.1-11 and John 4.5-42.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.
Later, at 4pm, we hold a special service for those over 60 and living on their own. The service will last no more than half an hour. This is followed by afternoon tea of sandwiches and cakes served in the vestry. Join in with the topical chatter and meet some new friends.

Christ Church
We gather for Sunday Worship each week at 11am.
Our services are suitable for people of all ages and you can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
The theme of our service this week is Avoiding Temptation. The Bible reading is Matthew 4.1-11.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) after the service along with a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service begins at 9.30am and includes hymns that are often led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.
On this first Sunday of Lent, we think about the temptations that Jesus faced. Our Bible readings will be Romans 5.12-19 and Matthew 4.1-11.
After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

Christ Church
We gather each week for Sunday Worship at 11am.
Our services are suitable for people of all ages and you can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.
In our Sunday Worship this week, we share in Holy Communion (bread and wine) remembering the Last Supper when Jesus took bread and wine and shared them with his disciples asking that they continue to do this in remembrance of him. There will also be the opportunity for those who like to receive prayers for healing – either for themselves or someone else – to do so. Our Bible reading this week will be Matthew 17.1-9.
If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at 6pm for a service of Evening Prayer (Evensong) using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are sometimes led by a small choir. Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration. Our Bible readings for this service will be Psalm 2, Exodus 24.12-18 and 2 Peter 1.16-21.

After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

Christ Church
Our service of Sunday Worship begins at 11am, is led by our fabulous children and families team and is especially suitable for people of all ages. You can be assured of a warm welcome whether you are new to our Church or if you’ve been coming along since… well, for ever. We offer a blend of modern worship that we think you will enjoy. Come on your own, with a friend or with your family. Parents, bring your children; children, bring your grown-ups.

If you’re new to Church, just let someone know when you arrive and we will guide you through the service and answer any questions you might have. There’s always good coffee on hand (other drinks are available) and a biscuit or two. So do come and join us.

St Peter’s Church
Join us at St Peter’s for a service of Holy Communion using liturgy from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. This traditional service includes hymns that are often led by a small choir. The Bible readings for our service will be Romans 8.18-25 and Matthew 6.25-34

Whether you are new to Church or have been attending for many years, you will find that the words and music draw you close to the living God in worship and adoration.

After the conclusion of our service, do stay to join us for tea and coffee served in the Antill Vestry at the back of Church when you will have the opportunity to chat to other members of the congregation and make new friends.

At 4pm, we are back for our special Senior Sunday service lasting no more than half an hour. This is followed by afternoon tea of sandwiches and cakes served in the vestry. Join in with the topical chatter and meet some new friends.