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Sunday 29 March
9.30am Palm Sunday Holy Communion
11am Palm Sunday Praise Holy Communion
4pm Afternoon Praise
6.30pm Evensong
Welcome
Sunday 29 March
9.30am Palm Sunday Holy Communion
11am Palm Sunday Praise Holy Communion
4pm Afternoon Praise
6.30pm Evensong
Join us for our monthly Worship & Prayer Night, on Thurs 26 March, 6-7.30pm.
A simple evening of gathering before God together—seeking His presence, praying as one, and strengthening the prayer life of our church.
Join Hilary & Jonathan in church for some general de-cobwebbing, dusting, sweeping and polishing. Refreshments provided!
We celebrate Holy Communion at 9.30am and 11am on Palm Sunday as we remember Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Our services at 4pm and 6.30pm continue as normal.
Palm Sunday 29 March
9.30am Holy Communion
11am Praise Holy Communion
4pm Afternoon Praise
6.30pm Evensong
Holy Week 30, 31 March & 1 April
9.30pm Compline
Quiet Evening Services contemplating the Easter Message.
Maundy Thursday 2 April
8pm Holy Communion, Foot Washing and Stripping of the Sanctuary
Good Friday 3 April
10am Good Friday Walk of Witness
Starting at 10am at Hampton Methodist Church, Percy Road, following the cross to St Theodore’s Church, Station Road, and finishing with Praise and Hot Cross Buns here at St Mary’s Church.
Easter Sunday 5 April
6am Dawn Service in the churchyard followed by bacon butties cooked on the Easter fire.
9.30am Holy Communion
11am All Age Holy Communion followed by an Easter Egg Hunt
Starting on 8 February at 4.30pm, Connect is a new monthly youth evening during term time, held on the second Sunday of each month. It’s a relaxed space for young people to grow, build friendships, and explore faith together.
Dates for the rest of the term are: 8 Feb, 8 March, 10 May, 14 June and 12 July.
Expect games, music, snacks and more for young people in year 5 and upwards.
You may have noticed that the lights outside the church are still up. This is quite intentional, and they will stay in place until Candlemas (2 February). In the darker part of the year, they offer a welcome sense of light and continue to symbolise the light of Jesus revealed in the Epiphany season.
Thank you to Peter Sait for the wonderful photo.