Weekday Communion
Holy Communion is held weekly in St Ben’s on Fridays at 10am. This is a short service of about half an hour following Common Worship. Please join us then. St John’s also has a weekly Holy Communion service on Wednesdays at 10am.
Holy Communion is held weekly in St Ben’s on Fridays at 10am. This is a short service of about half an hour following Common Worship. Please join us then. St John’s also has a weekly Holy Communion service on Wednesdays at 10am.
Our new season of Sacred Cinema starts this Friday (22nd) with the 1972 Zeffirelli film Brother Sun, Sister Moon about the life of St Francis of Assisi. You can watch a trailer at this link. There’ll be refreshments available during a half-time break of this 2 hour film. To see the poster, including the programme … [Read more…]
Our Sunday service this week at 11am is Holy Communion in the context of Celtic Style worship. As usual, the service will be held in the round with our seats circling the altar table in the nave.
Come along to join us in the Office of Morning Prayer held in St Ben’s on Tuesdays at 9am. Morning Prayer is held on Wednesdays in St John’s at 9am. On Fridays, a Celtic style morning office, put together by our curate Kieron, is held in St Margaret’s Chapel, also at 9am.
Click/tap on the picture to download/view the news sheet for the week commencing Sunday 17th.
We’re restarting Taizé singing, this time on alternate (almost) Thursdays in October and November, meeting in St Ben’s at 7pm for about an hour. Dates pencilled in are 5th and 19th October, and 2nd and 23rd November. More details to come.
The group is restarting after the Summer break. A group meets for contemplative prayer every Thursday at 3.30pm in the Lower Hall of Our Lady St Mary of Glastonbury (behind the Catholic Church on Magdalene Street). There’s a short introduction from (for example) the Desert Fathers, Benedict, Ignatius of Loyola, the Carmelites – Teresa of Avila, John … [Read more…]
Click the picture to read a prayer from our Archbishops Justin Welby and Stephen Cottrell.