Welcome

St Andrew’s is a thriving, open and welcoming church community for all ages. 

We seek to be a nurturing, cherishing and restoring community of Christians – among people we are with, around places where we live, and within the building, churchyard and Creation we have been gifted and will pass on to future generations.

Our church building is usually open from 9.15am to 4pm daily. Our regular times of worship on Sundays are 8am and 10am, with a monthly evening service at 5.30pm. All are welcome!

Services & Events

Sunday 14 December, 3rd Sunday of Advent

  • 8:00 am Holy Communion (in church, also online) – you can download an order of service
  • 10:00 am Family Service (in church, also online) – you can download an order of service from Friday
  • c. 11:15 am Short Communion (in church)
  • 4:00 pm Christingle (in church)

Weekdays

  • 9:00 am Morning Prayer (online every weekday excluding Tuesday: Google Meet)
  • 9:00 am Tuesday Morning Prayer (in church)
  • 10:30 am Tuesday Bible Study Group (fortnightly – contact admin for details)
  • 10:00 am Thursday Church Mice (baby and toddler group in St Andrew’s Hall during Term Time)

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Latest news

December Services

Merry Christmas! This is the month of waiting with anticipation until we joyfully announce the birth of Jesus. There are a lot of services this month – plenty of opportunities to get you in that Christmas spirit! As always, there will be 8 am Holy Communion services every Sunday and also on the 25th of…

November Services

*BLINK* Look at that, it’s November! This month there will be a 12 noon BCP Holy Communion service in church every Tuesday. This is in addition to our weekly Sunday morning (8 am) Holy Communion service from the Book of Common Prayer. Our 10 am services in church are on the 2nd (Family Service followed…

Anna Maria Vassa’s Grave Rediscovered!

The final resting place of Anna Maria – the elder daughter of Olaudah Equiano – has been rediscovered in the St Andrew’s churchyard. The words on the memorial plaque to Anna Maria on the north wall of the church always indicated that she ‘lies beside this humble stone’. However, the precise location of her grave…

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