We welcomed over 100 children and adults to our annual Light Party on Thursday 31 October.

St Mary’s Autumn Walk, Saturday 2 November

Remembrance Sunday at St Mary’s

This week's eco tip from St Mary's: Energy saving

This week's eco tip from St Mary's: Energy saving

As days get shorter, more energy is used for heat and light. Saving energy reduces bills, and moves us closer to needing renewable energy only: so we need to be aware of energy use.

The St Mary’s weekly newsletter features regular eco tips.

Sing with us this November as we encounter God through music.

EcoTip: Loo rolls and carbon literacy

Many mainstream toilet roll brands are now using less recycled wood pulp and more fresh wood, which is not at all eco-friendly. Find our how to buy better here….

Catch up with the latest news from our eco church team.

October 2024 is Black History Month. This year the theme is reclaiming narratives.

Regular cleaning products contains about 120,000 chemicals, mostly recent inventions, are polluting the environment.

White or malt vinegar is good for household cleaning and cheaper.

Bulb Sunday is this Sunday at St Mary's.

Join us after the 11am service on Sunday 20 October to plant over 1000 spring bulbs in our east gardens.

Come to church in your wellies, bring gardening gloves and trowels (if you have them) and together we'll plant bulbs for a show of spring flowers. Everyone is welcome.

October's new hymns and songs here at St Mary’s. Click through to find videos to help you learn our new tunes.

Find out about our 20s and 30s group and their most recent social outing.

Doing an online eco lifestyle audit will help you identify the areas of your life where you can make positive eco changes.

Traveling more sustainably could reduce your carbon footprint.

New songs this autumn at St Mary’s. Click through to find out more - and check out the videos ready to sing with us.

Simple ways to save energy and cut your bills.

When you've learned a bit about climate change, spread that knowledge.

Find out how to repair household goods to give them a longer lifespan.

This September, our Sunday sermons focus on the book of Ezekiel.

Find out how reducing the amount of meat you eat can help the environment.