​St Mary's services

 

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The church is open for private prayer.

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For details of our current services  under the Covid-19 restrictions and how to attend please see the details on the Home Page of this site.  

Please see the note above regarding the current situation for services in light of the Covid-19 restrictions.  The services listed below represent all the services which are normally offered.

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Sundays

 

08:00 - Holy Communion

10:15 - Parish Eucharist with Creche and Children's Groups

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Children are welcome at all our services and a creche is provided each Sunday at 10.15am



Coffee is served after the 10:15 service.
   
18:00 -  

       
1st Sunday     Choral Eucharist (BCP)   
2nd Sunday    Evening Prayer

4th Sunday     Healing Service

5th Sunday      Evening Prayer

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15:30 -  

 

3rd Sunday     Choral Evensong (followed by refreshments)          

 

Mondays

 

9.15 - Morning Prayer

 

Wednesdays 

10:00 - Holy Communion 
followed by coffee in St Mary’s Community Hall

 

Thursdays

 

9.15 - Morning Prayer

 

Fridays

 

9.15 - Morning Prayer

What's happening this week?

You can find details of this week's services in our current newsletter, by clicking on the link below.

Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals
 

Baptisms

 

We welcome all who wish to be baptised, or to have their babies baptised at St Mary’s.  Baptisms are normally carried out on the second Sunday of the month during our 10:15am service.  Please contact the Parish Office in the first instance and one of our baptism team will be in touch.

 

 

Weddings

 

St Mary’s is an attractive setting for a wedding. There are various rules governing who may be married at St Mary’s and we will need to check that you are eligible.  In the first instance please contact the Parish Office.  You will then be contacted to discuss your wedding plans further and clarify the charges that apply.

 

 

 

Funerals

 

 

St Mary’s provides a dignified setting for a funeral of a loved one.  We have a Garden of Rest in the remains of our old church where ashes may be buried and inscriptions added to memorial tablets.  You should contact a Funeral Director in the first instance who will be able to discuss arrangements with you.