Wondering what to do for Shrove Tuesday yet?
No worries—we’ve got you covered (even if we’re celebrating a couple of days early! 😅). Come along for delicious pancakes, great company, and the best part? Someone else is doing the cooking and the washing up! What more could you ask for?

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent—a season of reflection, renewal and preparation as we journey towards Easter.

During the service, those who wish are invited to receive the sign of the cross in ash on their forehead. This ancient and moving tradition reminds us of our humanity, our need of God's grace, and the hope of new life that is found in Christ.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent - a season of reflection, renewal and preparation as we journey towards Easter.

We’ll be in the centre of town from around 1pm-3pm for those who wish to receive the sign of the cross in ash on their forehead. This ancient and moving tradition reminds us of our humanity, our need of God's grace, and the hope of new life that is found in Christ.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent—a season of reflection, renewal and preparation as we journey towards Easter.

During the service, those who wish are invited to receive the sign of the cross in ash on their forehead. This ancient and moving tradition reminds us of our humanity, our need of God's grace, and the hope of new life that is found in Christ.

Our Friday Evening Eucharist is a short, quiet service at the end of the week; a chance to pause, reflect on the week that’s been, and place what’s ahead into God’s hands before the weekend begins. After a busy or demanding week, it's a wonderful way to rest yourself so that you can fully enjoy the weekend.

If you’ve never been to church before, or if it’s been a long time since you last came, please don’t worry. There’s nothing you need to know, say, or do. You’re very welcome to simply come, sit, and be still. Everyone is welcome, exactly as they are.

Our new, Friday Evening Eucharist is a short, quiet service at the end of the week; a chance to pause, reflect on the week that’s been, and place what’s ahead into God’s hands before the weekend begins. After a busy or demanding week, it's a wonderful way to rest yourself so that you can fully enjoy the weekend.

If you’ve never been to church before, or if it’s been a long time since you last came, please don’t worry. There’s nothing you need to know, say, or do. You’re very welcome to simply come, sit, and be still. Everyone is welcome, exactly as they are.

Lent is a season to slow down, ask deeper questions, and make space for God. Whether you've been reading the Bible for years or have never really known where to begin, we'd love you to join us as we journey together through John's Gospel.

Mothering Sunday is a chance to give thanks for the people who have nurtured, loved and cared for us throughout our lives. For some, it is a joyful day of celebration; for others, it can be a day that brings mixed emotions, memories or loss.

Wherever this day finds you, you are warmly invited to be part of it.

Join us this Palm Sunday for a joyful celebration for all ages!
We’ll be marking the start of Holy Week with a lively Palm Sunday parade — complete with palm branches, songs of praise, and a very special donkey leading the way. Come and remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as we walk together in faith, joy, and community. Whether you come every week or have never visited before, you are warmly invited to be part of this colourful, family-friendly celebration. 🌿

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, as we remember Jesus' joyful arrival into Jerusalem and begin the journey towards the events of Easter.

After the morning service, why not stay and join us for a relaxed Palm Sunday Lunch? It's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy good food, catch up with friends, meet new people, and spend time together as a church community.

As we journey through Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross offer an opportunity to walk prayerfully alongside Jesus on his journey to the cross.

Moving from station to station, you are invited to reflect on the final events of Jesus' life through scripture, prayer and silence.

Holy Week is the week leading up to Easter; a time when Christians across the world remember the final days of Jesus' life and prepare for the celebration of Easter Day.

Whether church is a regular part of your life or you're simply curious to experience Holy Week for yourself, you'd be very welcome.

As we journey through Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross offer an opportunity to walk prayerfully alongside Jesus on his journey to the cross.

Moving from station to station, you are invited to reflect on the final events of Jesus' life through scripture, prayer and silence.

Holy Week is the week leading up to Easter; a time when Christians across the world remember the final days of Jesus' life and prepare for the celebration of Easter Day.

Whether church is a regular part of your life or you're simply curious to experience Holy Week for yourself, you'd be very welcome.

As we journey through Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross offer an opportunity to walk prayerfully alongside Jesus on his journey to the cross.

Moving from station to station, you are invited to reflect on the final events of Jesus' life through scripture, prayer and silence.

Maundy Thursday: A Service of Love and Watching
Join us on Maundy Thursday as we remember Jesus’ last supper with his friends — a night of love, service, and quiet devotion. Through prayer, scripture, and the symbolic Stripping of the Altars, we will journey with Jesus from the shared meal to the silence of Gethsemane. As the church is gently cleared and lights are dimmed, we are invited to watch, wait, and reflect on the depth of Christ’s love. This is a simple, moving service that leads us into the heart of Holy Week. All are welcome.

Good Friday: Easter Crafts & Lunch for Children
Children are warmly invited to join us on Good Friday for a relaxed morning of Easter crafts for children, helping them explore the story of Holy Week in a creative, hands-on way. Through simple activities and storytelling, children will have space to wonder, ask questions, and reflect on the meaning of Easter.

We’ll finish by sharing a light lunch together, offering a chance to sit, chat, and enjoy community. Parents and carers are asked to stay throughout. This is a friendly, informal event — perfect for families looking for a gentle way to mark Good Friday together.

Tickets are £3 per child.

(We charge to help us recoup some of the cost. If cost is an issue, please do get in touch - we do not want this to be a barrier to you coming).

Come and be part of our Good Friday meditations for the traditional Three Hours at the Cross, a time of prayer, silence, and reflection as we journey through the final hours of Jesus’ life. . You are welcome to stay for all or part of the three hours.

Easter Eve Vigil: From Darkness to Light
Join us on Easter Eve for the ancient and beautiful Vigil as we gather around a bonfire and begin the celebration of Easter. From the lighting of the new fire, we move from darkness into light, retelling the story of God’s saving love and welcoming the joy of the resurrection. This is a reflective yet hopeful service, rich in symbolism and meaning, as we stand on the threshold between the cross and the empty tomb.

We’ll end the evening together around the fire with toasting marshmallows on the bonfire, sharing warmth, conversation, and the first joy of Easter. All ages are welcome — a wonderful moment to experience the Easter story with all the senses.

Easter Day Celebration: Christ is Risen!
Celebrate Easter Day with us as we rejoice in the good news of the resurrection. Our Easter Day service will be full of hope, joyful worship, and the proclamation that love has triumphed over death. Together we will sing, pray, and celebrate new life — the very heart of the Christian faith.

We’ll end the service with a burst of joy as we release confetti and then head outside for an Easter egg hunt, making this a wonderful, all-age celebration for families, friends, and the whole community. Whether Easter is deeply familiar or completely new to you, you are warmly invited to come and share the joy.