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About our churches, congregations and services:

Worship With Us

A Warm Welcome
Whether you’ve been part of church life for years or you’re exploring faith for the first time, you’re warmly invited to worship with us. Our services are friendly, rooted in Anglican tradition, and easy to follow. We use modern‑language orders of service and aim to hold together dignity, reverence, and a genuine sense of welcome.

If you've never been before you are very welcome to come and watch what we do. No-one will force you to join in - they might offer to help guide you through what is happening,

Our Worship Style

Our parish is best described as middle‑of‑the‑road Anglican: grounded in the Church’s heritage, open in spirit, and accessible to all. Across our six congregations—three on Sundays and three during the week—you’ll find a range of settings to suit different personalities, ages, and rhythms of life.

Sunday Services

St Andrew’s – 8.00am
A quiet, reflective start to Sunday
A peaceful service without hymns, perfect for those who appreciate stillness and simplicity.

Church of the Resurrection – 9.30am
Our largest Sunday congregation
A lively, traditional service with a robed choir and a strong musical tradition. Around 50 people gather each week.

St Andrew’s – 11.15am
A warm, friendly congregation
A gentle, traditional service with around 16-20 adults. Welcoming, familiar, and easy to settle into.
Weekday Worship
Our weekday services on Wednesday, at 10am at St Andrew's and 7pm at the Church of the Resurrection offer quieter, reflective spaces for prayer and worship. They’re especially appreciated by those who prefer a calmer pace or who find Sundays difficult to attend.

Hospitality and Community

We serve (real, fairly traded) coffee after the main Sunday Services, and hope visitors and newcomers are made to feel welcome and we strive to make that happen.

Children and Families
You have a child or a baby? Bring them, they will be made welcome.
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Messy Church

And for something quite different - 'Church but not as you know it' - how about Messy Church meeting on Saturday afternoon once a month.

Why not join us for worship if you haven’t done so already!


Of course church life is much more than services - find out on this site other things we do.

What to Expect
• Modern‑language orders of service
• A friendly, relaxed atmosphere
• Services that are easy to follow
• A mix of traditional Anglican worship and accessible liturgy
• Space to pray, reflect, and belong