Service times

Sundays

10.30am: Sung Mass with Children's Church (ages 5–9) and a Youth Group (ages 10–16) Our main service — around an hour and a quarter — combining choral music, the depth of the liturgy and accessible preaching, with groups for every age.
10.30am: Noisy Mass in the small hall — ages 0–4 and their carers, with Stay & Play A short, lively and interactive service for under-5s, with the Eucharist offered, followed by toys and time to play.
8.00am: Said Mass (BCP) first Sunday of the month A reflective, contemplative service of about 45 minutes in the language of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, with a short sermon.
6.00pm: Choral Evensong first Sunday of the month Sung psalms, canticles and hymns to close the day.

Weekdays · in the Lady Chapel

12.30pm: Midweek Mass Wednesdays in the Lady Chapel — enter by the south door A reflective communion service for midweek refreshment, often with emphasis on prayer for healing.
9.30am: Morning Prayer Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in the Lady Chapel — enter by the south door Praying the Daily Office to begin the day — about 20 minutes of scripture and prayer for the world and ourselves.

We hope that the experience of God in worship — through Scripture, prayer, silence, music, sacrament and relationship — increases our awareness of God’s presence in our daily lives. We are followers of Jesus Christ, the full human expression of God’s Word of love, and we trust that the Holy Spirit is at work in our worship, bringing us into communion as the Body of Christ, and through Christ into relationship with God the Father — connecting ourselves, our neighbour and our world.

Whoever you are, and wherever you are on your journey of faith, you are welcome at any of our services — come as you are.

Go deeper

Sundays — the Sung Mass at 10.30am, the heart of our week
During the week — Mass, Morning Prayer and quiet worship
Special Services — the great feasts of the Church’s year
Worship Online — join the Sunday Mass by livestream
Music — our choir and the Anglican choral tradition
The St Barnabas Organ — our historic Hill instrument

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