Why worship?

Worship is a dynamic process in which we offer ourselves to God in praise and thanksgiving. It has a simple structure, the most important aspect of which is that we come together. An essential part of being a Christian is that we worship God together, with others and in community, irrespective of gender, race, marital status.

In today's western world there is a huge emphasis on getting rather than giving; on getting money, not just to have the basic necessities of life, but in order buy things and create an image of what we would like to be.
The mindset of such an outlook is basically self-centred, where I am at the centre of everything and where 'I am defined by what I own or choose to purchase'.

To define ourselves in such a way is incredibly shallow, only feeds the credit industry, and prevents us from enjoying a much richer life.

OUR REGULAR SERVICES

ST ALPHEGE

Sundays
8.00am Holy Eucharist (said)
9.15am Parish Eucharist in church
'The Junction' in the Oliver Bird Hall
joining Parish Eucharist at communion
2nd Sunday: All-age Eucharist in church
11.00am Sung Eucharist
(using traditional language)
6.30pm Choral Evensong
4th Sunday: Congregational Evensong

Weekday Eucharists
Monday 9.30am
Tuesday 9.30am
Wednesday 10.15am
Thursday 10.30am
1st in month - Healing
3rd in month - Mothers' Union
Corporate Eucharist
Saturday 9.30am

Daily Morning Prayer
Mon-Sat 9.00am
(Wednesday 8.30am in term time)

ST HELEN

Sundays
8.00am Eucharist
(Book of Common Prayer)
10am Parish Eucharist & Sunday Club 3rd Sunday: All-age worship
(No eucharist)
6.30pm Evening Worship in Chapel
2nd Sunday: Wholeness and Healing
in Chapel

Weekday Eucharist
Friday 10.00am

ST MICHAEL

Sundays
10.30am Holy Eucharist & Sunday Club (Sharmans Cross Junior School)
2nd Sunday: All-age worship
4.30pm 2nd Sunday: Holy Communion (St Michael's Chapel, Bryanston Road)

Weekday Eucharist
Wednesday 10.00am
(St Michael's Chapel, Bryanston Road)

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