Is the first Sunday in December and marks the start of the Church of England Year. Often referred to as the Church’s birthday it should be no surprise that there is a celebration after the Service.
We celebrate God’s gift to the world of his new-born son. We have several services which help us to do this:
Meaning ‘revelation’ is when Christ is revealed to those who are outside Israel and hailed as king to each and every one of us. The Magi (wise men) visit the child with symbolic gifts: Gold (kingship); Frankincense (priesthood); and Myrrh (healing and dying)
Where we mark the occasion of Jesus last sighting on earth and his ascension into heaven.
Penticost is the last Sunday of the Easter season, previously known as Whitsun (short for Whit Sunday). We celebrate and everyone is asked to wear something red for the service.
We come together to give thanks to God for his generosity and to share what we have been given with others around the world.
This is our patronal festival. It is when we come together to celebrate all of God’s people past present and future.
We have an Act of Remembrance on Remembrance Sunday at 10:45am. This is the day we give thanks to those who have sacrificed themselves for our sake. We remember all who have died in conflicts since and including World War One. We remember the futility of war and with sadness the continuing strife in the world.
Every year we have All Souls service of recollection at 4pm. This is the day we remember all who have died and thank God for their lives. We ask God to hold us in our grief and to care for those we have lost. If you would like us to remember your loved one at this time please click here.
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