Our Services
While our main service is at 10am on Sunday morning, we offer a range of services at St Mary's, of different kinds and at different times.
You're always very welcome to join us.
For more information and up to date service information, please see below:

Sunday morning at 10am
This is our main morning service, which happens every week. Generally, it's a service of Holy Communion in modern language with hymns, organ music and contributions from our choir. We welcome children to take part in our service and sometimes have services specially designed to help them participate.

Sunday afternoon at 4pm
We don't have an afternoon service every Sunday - generally it's once a month. Sometimes we are marking a special occasion in the Christian calendar, and sometimes just making time for worship and prayer. Music is an integral part of these services, with contributions from the choir.
Upcoming services:
No afternoon/evening service in August
6 September - Evensong at 4pm

Simple services
We hold a monthly 8am service of Holy Communion according to the Book of Common Prayer, either on the 4th Sunday of the month, or on Easter Sunday and Christmas day. We gather for this traditional, reflective service in the chancel area, using pews that in some cases are over 500 years old.
Upcoming services:
26th July
23rd August
Services at St Mary’s this Month:
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​26 July, 8th Sunday after Trinity:
8am - BCP Holy Communion
10am - Eucharist (Romans 8.26-end; Matthew 13.31-33, 44-52), followed by Annual Church Meeting
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2 August, 9th Sunday after Trinity:
10am - Eucharist (Genesis 32.22-31; Matthew 14.13-21).
NB: there is no Choral Evensong in August.
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9 August, 10th Sunday after Trinity:
10am - Eucharist (Genesis 37.1-4,12-28; Matthew 15.22-33)
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16 August, 11th Sunday after Trinity:
10am - Eucharist (Genesis 45.1-15; Matthew 15.21-28)
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23 August, 12th Sunday after Trinity:
8am - BCP Holy Communion
10am - Eucharist (Romans 12.1-8; Matthew 16.13-20)
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30 August, 13th Sunday after Trinity:
10am - Eucharist (Romans 12-end; Matthew 16.21-end)
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