Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

The Good Friday meditations will take place in church.

On our journey together through this great drama of grace on Good Friday we bear witness as Jesus wrestles with his own aloneness, abandoned by so many of his closest friends, abandoned even by God His Father. Through words and music, and at this time more than ever, in silence and separation, we reflect on the events of this day and on their meanings for those around Jesus and for ourselves today of all days.

Our Good Friday interactive, all age service takes us through the story of Good Friday.

With activities and hot cross buns for all.

We move into the last three days of Holy Week.

A service of Holy Communion when we remember Christ’s meal with his disciples and his arrest.

Leading and presiding: Josh Richards

Preaching: Ian Mylam

A service of Holy Communion, with the imposition of ashes.

Presiding: Freya Bradley

Preaching: Sophie Castell

Readings: John 8: 1-11; Isaiah 58: 1-12

No children's activities at this service.

A service of Holy Communion, with the imposition of ashes.

Presiding: TBC

No children's activities at this service.

Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

The Good Friday meditations will take place in church.

On our journey together through this great drama of grace on Good Friday we bear witness as Jesus wrestles with his own aloneness, abandoned by so many of his closest friends, abandoned even by God His Father. Through words and music, and at this time more than ever, in silence and separation, we reflect on the events of this day and on their meanings for those around Jesus and for ourselves today of all days.

The Good Friday meditations will take place in church.

On our journey together through this great drama of grace on Good Friday we bear witness as Jesus wrestles with his own aloneness, abandoned by so many of his closest friends, abandoned even by God His Father. Through words and music, and at this time more than ever, in silence and separation, we reflect on the events of this day and on their meanings for those around Jesus and for ourselves today of all days.

We move into the last three days of Holy Week.

A service of Holy Communion when we remember Christ’s meal with his disciples and his arrest.

Leading: James Hughesdon and Josh Richards

Presiding: James Hughesdon

Preaching: Ian Mylam

Readings: Matthew 26: 17-30; Matthew 26: 36-46; Matthew 26: 47-56;