Welcome to this service for the sixth Sunday of Easter – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

Welcome to this service for the fifth Sunday of Easter – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

Welcome to this service for the fourth Sunday of Easter – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

Today’s service includes a welcome to the Rev’d Katie Bellhouse, as she is commissioned for full-time ministry as Assistant Curate in our parish.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

Welcome to this service for the third Sunday of Easter – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

Welcome to this service for Easter Day – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

The burial of Jesus

Each week during Lent, we are reading a portion of the passion narrative from Mark’s Gospel, together with a reflection and prayers. Do add your own comments, reflections and prayers if you wish.

The passage for this week is Mark 15.42-47: you can read the text here.

Welcome to this service on Palm Sunday – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Each week during Lent, we are reading a portion of the passion narrative from Mark’s Gospel, together with a reflection and prayers. Do add your own comments, reflections and prayers if you wish.

The passage for this week is Mark 15.21-47: you can read the text here.

Welcome to this service for the Fifth Sunday in Lent – please add your own prayers, wherever you are.

You can find the order of service in this week’s pew sheet.

Each week during Lent, we are reading a portion of the passion narrative from Mark’s Gospel, together with a reflection and prayers. Do add your own comments, reflections and prayers if you wish.

The passage for this week is Mark 15.1-20: you can read the text here.