Pattern of Services

St. Peters Worship:
Sunday Mornings - Holy Communion 9.00 a.m.
Week 1. Holy Communion in Traditional Language
Week 2. All Age Worship & Parade Service
Week 3. Holy Communion - 1662 Book of Common Prayer
Week 4. Holy Communion in Modern Language.
Week 5. Holy Communion in Traditional Language
2nd Sunday Evensong-Book of Common Prayer 6.30 p.m.

All Saints Worship:
Sunday Mornings (with Footsteps and Crèche)
Week 1.
8am Holy Communion in Traditional Language
10.45am '1st Sunday' All Age Family Service followed by refreshments and a short service of Holy Communion
6.30pm Service of Healing and Wholeness

All other Sundays
10.45am Family Holy Communion

Thursday Holy Communion 10.00 a.m.

"1st Sunday" All Age Worship at All Saints'

Our 1st Sunday is for all ages, with informal praise and worship led by the church music group, multi-media presentation, and interactive prayer. 10.45am to 11.30am, followed by a break for refreshments.

The All Saints' Rainbows, Brownies and Guides are invited to this service every month - some months this will be a formal parade service in uniform when flags will be paraded, other times will be informal - please ask the Guide leaders for more details.

After refreshments a short service of Holy Communion follows from 11.45am to 12.00pm for those who would like to stay on and join us.

St. Peter's Parade Services

On the second Sunday of every month is the All Age worship service at St. Peter's. It's a family friendly service, with informal praise songs led by the church band, involving stories, drama and actions.


Our Rainbow and Brownie groups are invited to come to Church every month and make this a parade service in full uniform.

All Saints Service of Healing and Wholeness

On the first Sunday of every month we hold our Healing Service at All Saints.

It's a quiet and reflective space, to allow you to take time out to be with God, to bring all your needs to him, and to receive his healing and wholeness.

During the service there is an opportunity for ministers to pray with you, with the laying on of hands.

Morning and Evening Prayer

Morning and Evening Prayer are an important part of the Christian Spiritual life. They date back to monastic times, and help to give a structure to the day - starting the day in praise and prayer to God, and ending the day with a reflection on the day's activities.

The Vicar says morning and evening prayer everyday except Friday and Sunday. The venue varies day by day, at All Saints Church and at St. Peter's Church. If you'd like to join the vicar for regular daily prayer please give him a call on 560310.

You can also join daily prayer online through the Church of England website below:
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer