Services
At present there is
one service in church each Sunday at 10.30 am.
This will be Holy Communion each week except for the third Sunday of each month
when it will be Morning Prayer. The services are short and simple and communion is by wafer only.
If the weather is fine we will sing a hymn outside at the beginning of the service
and we will also go out the West Door for a final hymn and Blessing.
As from 1st August we will retain many of our current practices.
However, you will no longer have to reserve a seat.
Face coverings must be worn and worshippers will be asked to sign in. We ask people to respect
those who wish to distance, but if you would like to sit with another member of the congregation,
and they are willing, this will be permitted.
From 8th August coffee will be served outside when the weather allows and
if we have helpers willing to serve it.
There is also a recorded service (see below) from the church three times a month - for the
first, third and fourth Sundays in the month.
Within the Team, there are also online services available each week from
The church is open for Private Prayer from 11am to 12pm on a Wednesday morning.
we are responding to the Coronavirus situation.
Services in January 2022 You no longer have to reserve a seat or ‘sign in’ for services but we ask that you continue to sanitise your hands on arrival. Wearing a mask throughout the service will now be mandatory. Communion will still be by wafer only. Hymns will be sung behind masks. We ask people to respect those who still wish to distance, but if you would like to sit with another member of the congregation, and they are willing, this will be fine. Recorded services within the Forest and Avon Team are available each week from St. Mary Redlynch and St. Andrew Landford. Salisbury Cathedral also offer recorded services. The Church will continue to open each Wednesday from 11am until 12 noon for private prayer. A member of the Church will be present at all times as a steward and again we encourage you to sanitise your hands on arrival. 6th February 4th Sunday before Lent 10.30am Holy Communion Gospel Luke 5: 1-11 13th February 3rd Sunday before Lent 10.30am Holy Communion Gospel Luke 6:17-26 20th February 2nd Sunday before Lent 10.30am Holy Communion Gospel Luke 8:22-25 27th February Sunday next before Lent 10.30am Morning Worship Gospel Luke 9:28-36
Services in January 2022
You no longer have to reserve a seat or ‘sign in’ for services but we ask that you continue to sanitise your hands on arrival. Wearing a mask throughout the service will now be mandatory. Communion will still be by wafer only. Hymns will be sung behind masks.
We ask people to respect those who still wish to distance, but if you would like to sit with another member of the congregation, and they are willing, this will be fine.
Recorded services within the Forest and Avon Team are available each week from St. Mary Redlynch and St. Andrew Landford. Salisbury Cathedral also offer recorded services.
The Church will continue to open each Wednesday from 11am until 12 noon for private prayer. A member of the Church will be present at all times as a steward and again we encourage you to sanitise your hands on arrival.
6th February 4th Sunday before Lent
10.30am Holy Communion
Gospel Luke 5: 1-11
13th February 3rd Sunday before Lent
10.30am Holy Communion
Gospel Luke 6:17-26
20th February 2nd Sunday before Lent
10.30am Holy Communion
Gospel Luke 8:22-25
27th February Sunday next before Lent
10.30am Morning Worship
Gospel Luke 9:28-36
Compline (Night Prayer)
Compline is a service of quietness and reflection before rest at the end of the day.
There is now a recorded service of compline available, and the order of service can be downloaded or viewed online if you wish to join in with the prayers and responses, or prefer just to use the service on your own.
Previous services still available online:
Our recorded services include readings, prayers, a reflection and music. For most of them there is an order of service available to view online or download if you wish to join in with the prayers and responses.
Which Service is for you?
NB Under the present guidelines we are unable to sing in church at the moment, and is by wafer only.
Holy Communion, known also as ‘The Eucharist’, ‘The Lord’s Supper’ or ‘Mass’ is a service of readings and prayers that lead up to a symbolic sharing of bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus’ Last Supper.
In addition Holy Communion from Common Worship includes hymns and some sung responses. All services include a sermon or talk or other narrative lasting between 5 and 15 minutes.
Morning Prayer is a straightforward easy to follow service lasting about 45min. The form of the service follows Common Worship and includes hymns and a sermon.
It may be led by a Licensed Lay Minister (Reader).
