Events

Begin the day by making space for God through the recitation of the psalms and listening to the Word. Everyone is welcome.

Little Fishes is our weekly toddler play group. Come and enjoy morning tea – we provide the toys and activities. Entry is £2.50 per family.

Mark the ending of the day by gathering for prayer to focus our attention on God and open ourselves in response to his Word.

Begin the day by making space for God through the recitation of the psalms and listening to the Word. Everyone is welcome.

Join us for a time of silent prayer with exposition prior to our Tuesday Eucharist. All are welcome.

Join us for our weekday Eucharist.

Mark the ending of the day by gathering for prayer to focus our attention on God and open ourselves in response to his Word.

Begin the day by making space for God through the recitation of the psalms and listening to the Word. Everyone is welcome.

Join us for our weekday Eucharist. On the first Wednesday of each month there is a healing ministry.

Mark the ending of the day by gathering for prayer to focus our attention on God and open ourselves in response to his Word.

Compline is a quiet and reflective service with a monastic feel. It lasts about 20 minutes. You are welcome to join in singing the plainchant if you wish.

Begin the day by making space for God through the recitation of the psalms and listening to the Word. Everyone is welcome.

Mark the ending of the day by gathering for prayer to focus our attention on God and open ourselves in response to his Word.

The Night Shelter project provides for a group of homeless people every night during winter. Thursday nights are taken by All Saints volunteers. You can read more about the project here.

Begin the day by making space for God through the recitation of the psalms and listening to the Word. Everyone is welcome.

Join us for our weekday Eucharist.

Join us for our Saturday morning Eucharist.

Join us for our simple Eucharist at the beginning of the week. On the first Sunday of the month we follow the Book of Common Prayer.

On this Fourth Sunday of Advent we rejoice with Mary as she responds to the message of the angel Gabriel and the promise of the Word-made-Flesh is given. As we light the fourth candle of the Advent Wreath we know that the mystery of Christmas is unfolding soon.

A service featuring well-loved carols, beautiful choral music and readings that proclaim the birth of Jesus.