Christ Church
This weekend is our Christmas Tree Festival so our Sunday Worship takes place amongst the trees. The service begins at 11am and includes Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine). After our service, refreshments will be available free of charge in The Bower Room. Our Bible Reading will be Matthew 3.1-12. The service will be led by Revd Colin Resch.

St Peter’s Church
This Sunday we worship together at 9.30am with a service of Morning Prayer (also known as Matins) using the traditional language of The Book of Common Prayer. Our Bible Readings for the second Sunday of Advent will be Psalm 72.1-7, Isaiah 11.1-10 and Matthew 3.1-12. At the end of our service you are invited to stay for tea and coffee which will be served in the Antil Vestry.

Christ Church
Our service begins at 11am and this week we give additional time for Sung worship and some extra time for teaching from the scriptures. Our Bible reading is from Romans 13.11-14. You may like to read this before you come. At Christ Church, there are always activities on hand for children and young people so whatever your age, you are welcome to join us. After the service you are invited to stay for tea and coffee served in The Bower Room.

St Peter’s Church
This week, for Advent Sunday, we have a service of hymns, readings and poems for Advent. This very special service helps to prepare us for the season of Advent and how to journey through Advent without rushing into Christmas. After the service you are welcome to stay and enjoy free refreshments served in the Antil Vestry.

Christ Church
At 10am on Saturday 22 November we meet at Christ Church to go on our ‘Muddy Walk’ together. It’s not as mucky as it sounds, but is an excellent chance to explore God in nature as we wander together.
Our Sunday Worship on 23 November begins at 11am. The service will include hymns and a Bible reading from Colossians 1.11-20. After the service you are welcome to stay and enjoy free refreshments served in The Bower Room.

St Peter’s Church
We welcome Archdeacon Claire Wood to lead us in a service of Holy Communion this morning. The service begins at 9.30am and includes Bible readings from Colossians 1.11-20 and Luke 23.33-43. After the service you are welcome to stay for tea and coffee served in the Antil Vestry where you will have the opportunity to chat with the Archdeacon and other members of the congregation.

Christ Church
Our Sunday worship beings at 11am and will include Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine) and the opportunity to receive prayers for healing – either for yourself, or on behalf of someone else. Our Bible reading will be James 5.13-16. After the service, you are welcome to stay and enjoy free refreshments with us in the Bower Room.

St Peter’s Church
This Sunday, we meet for Evening Prayer (also known as Evensong) at 6pm. The words and music of this traditional form of worship, taken from the Book of Common Prayer, will draw us near to God in Worship. Our Bible readings for the service will be Psalm 91, Isaiah 43.1-3a and James 5.13-16. After the service you are welcome to stay for refreshments served in the Antil Vestry.

Christ Church
We begin our service this Sunday at 11am with a short act of remembrance, giving thanks to those who laid down their lives in service of their country. Then we invite you to grab a cuppa and stay with us for our all age worship led by Linda Vesty our Intergenerational Worker.

St Peter’s Church
Our Sunday morning worship begins at 9.30am and includes Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine). The service will also include a short act of remembrance. Our Bible readings will be 2 Thessalonians 2.1-5, 13-17 and Luke 20.27-38. After the service, refreshments will be served in the Antil Vestry.

Christ Church
For our 11am service of Sunday Worship this coming Sunday morning, we welcome Henry, his family and his friends as he is presented for baptism. The service begins at 11am and is open to all. Our Bible reading for the service will be 2 Timothy 4.6-8, 16-18. After the service, free refreshments will be served in The Bower Room and everyone is welcome to stay to enjoy these.

St Peter’s Church
This Sunday we have a service of Holy Communion beginning at 9.30am. The service will include readings from the Bible: 2 Timothy 4.6-8, 16-18 and Luke 18.9-14. At the end of our service, there will be free refreshments served in the Antill Vestry and everyone is welcome to stay and enjoy further conversation and fellowship over a cup of tea or coffee.

Christ Church
Our Sunday Worship begins at 11am and will include Holy Communion (sharing of bread and wine). Our Bible reading for the service will be 2 Timothy 3.14-4.5. During the service, there will be the opportunity for you to receive prayers for healing – either for yourself, or on behalf of someone else. If you have never been to one of our services before, there’s no need to be worried, just turn up a few minutes before 11am and a member of our welcome team will make sure that you have everything you need to enjoy the service. At the end, there will be free refreshments served in The Bower Room and everyone is welcome to stay to enjoy these.

St Peter’s Church
There’s no morning service at St Peter’s this week; instead we gather at 6pm for a service of Evening Prayer (also known as Evensong) using the traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer. Whether you have been coming to Church for many years, or if it is your first time, we are sure that the words and music will help bring you closer to God. The Bible readings being used during the service are Psalm 121, Genesis 32.22-31 and 2 Timothy 3.14-4.5. There’s no need to read them in advance but, if you want to, you can click on the links to do so. After the service, tea and coffee will be served, free of charge, in the vestry. Please do stay if you want to.

Christ Church
This week we meet for Sunday Worship at 11am and you are most welcome to join us. There’s no need to let us know that you are coming, just turn up a few minutes before the service starts and a member of our welcome team will make sure that you have everything you need. The service this week will be led by members of our Children & Families team and will include tea and coffee available throughout.

St Peter’s Church
This week join us for a service of Holy Communion at 9.30am using the traditional words of the Book of Common Prayer. The Bible readings for our service are 2 Timothy 2.8-15 and Luke 17.11-19. If you are new to St Peter’s, please introduce yourself to a member of our welcome team and we will make sure that you have everything you need for the service. Afterwards, do stay for tea or coffee served free of charge in the vestry.
Later, at 4pm, we meet again for our Senior Sunday service which consists of a short act of worship for seniors followed by a sandwich tea.

Christ Church
This coming weekend, our Sunday worship begins at 11am and will include the sharing of bread and wine in Holy Communion. There’s no need to let us know that you are coming, just turn up a few minutes before the service starts and someone will make sure that you have everything you need to participate in the service. Our Bible reading will be 2 Timothy 1.1-14. After the service, refreshments will be served in The Bower Room and everyone is welcome to stay.

St Peter’s Church
This Sunday (5th October) we have two services at St Peter’s. Our main service will be a service of Morning Prayer (also called Matins) and it begins at 9.30am. The service uses traditional text from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and Bible readings from Psalm 37, Habakkuk 1.1-4; 2.1-4 and 2 Timothy 1.1-14. If you are new to St Peter’s, please speak to a member of the welcome team who will make sure you have everything you need to enjoy the service. This service will be followed by tea/coffee served in the vestry.
Later, at 4pm, we meet again for our Senior Sunday service which consists of a short act of worship for seniors followed by a sandwich tea.

Christ Church
Our Harvest Festival service at Christ Church begins at 11am and everyone is encouraged to bring a token gift as a ‘thank you’ to God for the harvest. Our gifts will be donated to the Soar Valley Food Project which operates a Food Bank here in Mountsorrel. In particular, gifts of biscuits, breakfast cereals, snacks, tinned meat would be most useful right now.
During the service, we will share together in Holy Communion (Bread & Wine). After the service, you are invited to stay for tea/coffee which is served in the Bower Room.

St Peter’s Church
At St Peter’s we will celebrate our Harvest Festival within the context of a traditional service of Evening Prayer (also called Evensong). This traditional form of worship enables us to draw close to God through words and music.
As with Christ Church, you are invited to bring gifts of non-perishable food to share with those in need through the work of the local food bank. Our service will be followed by refreshments served in the vestry.