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We would like to welcome you to either of our churches.
Whether you are interested in coming to see see what's going on, from being simply curious to being a committed Christian, or just wanting to view our historical buildings, we aim to welcome you.
We run a wide range of reguar services and activities. All are very welcome at any of these activities.
Tuesdays:
9am - Morning prayer at St Etheldreda's
A popular, yet simple service of prayer and readings. During this service we pray for individuals in need, the community we serve, and each other.
Wednesdays:
10am - Holy Communion at St Etheldreda's
A simple said eucharist held in the Brockett Chapel using The Book of Common Prayer, with a sermon.
Thursdays:
7pm - Eucharist at St Etheldreda's
A beautiful candlelit eucharist held in the Brockett Chapel using The Book of Common Prayer, with a sermon.
Sundays:
8am - Holy Communion at St Etheldreda's
A simple and quiet said service held at the High Altar using traditional language, with a sermon.
9.30am - Holy Communion at St Etheldreda's
Sung by the Parish Choir.
This service lasts just over an hour and is particularly popular with young people and families. A growing Sunday School takes place during the service which is full of great activities for youngsters. On the third Sunday of each month, all ages remain in the service throughout, with the service and sermon focused on young members of the congregation. The service is followed by refreshments at the back of church.
11.30am - Holy Communion with Hymns at St Luke's
This service lasts for just over an hour. It is an intimate Holy Communion service with hymns, readings and sermon. The service is followed by refreshments.
6.30pm - Evensong at St Etheldreda's (at different times of the church year)
Sung by the Parish Choir.
All are welcome to this beautiful evening service of readings, prayers and preaching which follows the traditional order from the Book of Common Prayer. The service lasts just over an hour and it is reflective in mood and a wonderful way to end the day.
For more information on visiting St Etheldreda's and St Luke's churches click on the links on the left.
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