Log in

Our weekly services

Our Church is re-open for worship under the Covid19 regulations. This means that numbers attending have to be limited to 20. If you would like to attend either a Sunday at 10am or a Wednesday at 11am Eucharist please book your place by emailing: vestrygsm@hotmail.com

We look forward to seeing you.

For those unable to attend you are invited to join in the service at home by following the material in this service booklet:

Praying At Home Booklet

Praying At Home (short version)

Praying at Home - Appendix IV

29th November Advent Sunday

Stir up your power, Lord and come: that, with you as our protector, we may be rescued from our sins; and with you as our deliverer, we may be set free; for you live and reign with God the Father, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God world without end. Amen.

Isaiah 64:1-9; 1Corinthians 1:3-9; Mark 13:24-37

Advent sees the beginning of the Church’s year. This year we follow the Year B readings which take St.Mark’s Gospel as their guide. Please pray the collect for the day as you light the candles of your Advent ring each week.

6th December Advent II

Stir up our hearts, Lord, to prepare the way of your only-begotten Son: that, in his coming, we might serve you with our hearts made pure;

through Jesus Christ, our Lord, who lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, world without end. Amen.

Isaiah 40: 1-11; 2Peter 3:8-15a; Mark 1:1-8

Next Event

AGM

in Church

A brief AGM will be held at the end of the service on Sunday 6th December. Please book in for the service and AGM that day in the usual way.

Reflection for Advent Sunday by Canon Dean Fostekew

Advent Sunday 29th November 2020 Year B

We are at the beginning of a new year; the Church’s calendar refreshes...

Reflection from the Rev'd Russell Duncan for Christ-the-King 2020

Christ The King – Sunday 22nd November 2020

I wonder what you have on your bedside table? Is there a...

Remembrance Sunday reflection by the Rev'd David Warnes

Remembrance Sunday 2020 Good Shepherd

Born in 1922, the poet Philip Larkin had no personal memories of the First World...