We meet at 10:30am on Sundays
Our worship is active and shared. We are constantly looking for and writing liturgy that reflects who we are as a community. Please join us in person, or if you are not able to, you can join us on Zoom also, as our services are run in a hybrid format that includes all.
Some of the prayers and hymns we use—and that we or our members hold rights to—are visible in our Hymns, Psalms and Prayers section.
Recent posts about worship
Trinity Sunday
This week we read from Proverbs, a poem from Juliana of Norwich, and the Gospel According to John. Joanna Manning offers a homily reflecting on the “Three-in-One”.
Pentecost
This week we celebrate Pentecost. Alongside our friends at San Esteban, we read from Book of Acts and the Gospel according to John. Rev. William Whitla offers
Seventh Sunday of Easter
This week we celebrate Jesus’ Ascension into heaven as we read from Acts of the Apostles and a Poem by Rebecca Elson. The homily is from Joanna
Sixth Sunday of Easter
This week we read a poem by Jan Richardson and the Gospel According to John. Music from Allison Leyton-Brown and Marty Crowder. Service coordinated by Vivian Harrower
Fifth Sunday of Easter
This week we have our homily offered by Suzanne Rumsey, Public Engagement Program Coordinator for Alongside Hope, formerly PWRDF. We read from Book of Acts and the
Fourth Sunday of Easter
Happy Mother’s Day! This week we read from The Acts of the Apostles with the story of Tabitha and from the Book of Revelation. The homily is
Songs, poems & prayers
Let Justice Roll
Let justice roll, like a mighty riverA-movin’ fast, down to the seaIt will erode, all our foundations Touch every heart, and every nationLet justice roll,
Psalm 27
Psalm 27 A Hymn, adapted – Ian Sowton I AM is my light, my salvation, my life’s sanctuary, so who can frighten me? Why should
BLESSING OF THE CRÈCHE
Soon, yes soon come angels shiningshining on God’s birthing place.Joseph, may it be a bright place,a holy space, a warm place.Bright our wishes for you
Hymn for Easter
God’s love bursts into bloomdeep in the dark’s lament,and fills a startled tombwith lively, gracious scent;the stone gives way, death’s head is bruisedand dawn reveals
The Midwife’s Carol
1.The birth itself was not too hardgood presentation, fine strong mumbut my dear it was a circusI thought that half the town had comeWash him
Come and Follow
“Come and follow, follow me,” says our brother Jesus.“for my yoke will set you free from all fear and pretence.My way’s exodus and we shall