Times of Worship
Sunday Morning: 10.30am
Second Sunday Evening of the month (various locations): 6.30pm

Worship & Preaching
Our corporate worship normally follows the pattern: Adoration of God; Ministry of the Word; Response to the Word. Within this pattern we sing hymns, pray, listen to God's Word in Scripture read and preached, and respond to that Word.

The first part of the service aims to be accessible to children in its language and format. The second part of the service is directed principally to adults.

Junior Church
The children stay with their parents or carers during the first part of the service. They are then invited to join the Minister for an interactive exploration of the bible text, before going downstairs to Junior Church where the activities, stories and worship are tailored to their particular abilities. We employ a part-time Junior Church leader, Katalin Horva'th, and she is assisted by parent volunteer leaders. We have a creche for babies and toddlers.

Holy Communion is observed on the first Sunday of each month. On Communion Sundays the younger children begin downstairs in Junior Church with their own worship and activities. Later they are brought in to join the older children and adults for the sacrament of Holy Communion.

2nd Sunday Evening of month we alternate with our neighbours, St. Michael’s, All Saints', St Augustine's and St Joseph's Churches in hosting worship, often using the chants, liturgy and silence of the Taizé community.

Once every 2 months (or more frequently during Advent-Christmas and Lent-Easter) we have all-age worship in which children and adults worship and explore the bible together interactively.

Requests for baptism and marriage should be directed to the Ministers (click on the bar on the left). Both infants and believers can be baptised after preparation. There is a worship-attendance and preparation requirement for couples intending to be married.

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