The Community Larder is open every Wednesday, 1-3pm. Suggested donation of £3 for a large bag of food and toiletries. No need to book. All welcome.

8.30am BCP Holy Communion Service from St Mark’s Church

Contemporary Holy Communion Service with children’s groups for primary-school age children. Hymns, readings, reflection, prayer, communion and community. All are welcome

The church is open on Tuesdays weekly for private prayer and reflection from 11.30am – 1.30pm. Do pop in if you need some reflective space in your day.

The Community Larder is open every Wednesday, 1-3pm. Suggested donation of £4 for a large bag of food and toiletries. All are welcome.

If anyone is able to spare an hour or so on March 28th from 10am to help maintain our church building and garden, that would be hugely appreciated. so it’s all spick and span for Easter!

It would help preparations to have an idea of numbers so please sign up at the back of church or let us know in the office if you know in advance that you can come. Refreshments will be served!

Traditional said Holy Communion Service according to The Book of Common Prayer

Contemporary Holy Communion Service with children’s groups for primary-school age children. Hymns, readings, reflection, prayer, communion and community. All are welcome

Thanks to a wonderful team of volunteers the church is open on Tuesdays weekly for private prayer and reflection from 11.30am – 1.30pm. Do pop in if you need some reflective space in your day.

The Community Larder is open every Wednesday, 1-3pm. Suggested donation of £3 for a large bag of food and toiletries. Bookings to be made in advance via text (07984 523646) or email (stmarkscommunitylarder@gmail.com). All welcome.

A service of silence and contemplative prayer. All welcome for some peace and focus at a time where lives are busy and the world feels particularly unstable.

A service of Holy Communion with optional foot-washing and stripping of the altar, as we recall the Last Supper and night of Jesus’ arrest. This dramatic service starts in light and ends in darkness, as we depart in silence and await the Easter Dawn. All are welcome

An all-age service, in which we construct an Easter Garden, telling the story of the first Easter. In the church garden (or hall weather-dependent) and followed by hot-cross buns. All are welcome

A meditative service with reflections, silent prayer and Holy Communion. All are welcome

A family-friendly service of Holy Communion to celebrate the Light of Christ with baptisms. All are welcome to this service, followed by an egg hunt!

Thanks to a wonderful team of volunteers the church is open on Tuesdays weekly for private prayer and reflection from 11.30am – 1.30pm. Do pop in if you need some reflective space in your day.

The Community Larder is open every Wednesday, 1-3pm. Suggested donation of £3 for a large bag of food and toiletries. Bookings to be made in advance via text (07984 523646) or email (stmarkscommunitylarder@gmail.com). All welcome.

Traditional said Holy Communion Service according to The Book of Common Prayer

10am Parish Communion service with Sunday School activities

This is a confidential and supportive group for any who might find it helpful, to come and go as they are able. There is no pressure to attend all of the groups or to attend church. It is rather an opportunity to meet with others who have experienced loss, to remember loved ones and to talk about living with loss. All welcome.

Markswomen will meet for their annual summer cream tea in Denise’s garden. A warm welcome to all - including any newcomers!.

Thanks to a wonderful team of volunteers the church is open on Tuesdays weekly for private prayer and reflection from 11.30am – 1.30pm. Do pop in if you need some reflective space in your day.

The Community Larder is open every Wednesday, 1-3pm. Suggested donation of £3 for a large bag of food and toiletries. No need to book. All welcome.

Traditional said Holy Communion Service according to The Book of Common Prayer

10am Parish All Age Service from St Mark’s Church. All welcome!