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Regular Sunday worship includes the following:
9.00am Service of Holy Communion
This is held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
10.30am: Morning Worship
The first Sunday of each month is a Service of Holy Communion, and the last Sunday of the month is All Age Worship when the service is particularly appropriate for children and young people.
There is a Family Room, for parents and carers with very young children, available during each service, from where the worship can be seen and heard.
Refreshments are served after each service.
10.30am: Junior Church
Contact: Heather Brough tel: 0115 9228260 or e-mail hj.brough@tinyworld.co.uk
The Junior Church caters for children and young people from the age of 2½ to 18. We meet in the Wesley, Guild and Epworth Rooms every Sunday morning from 10.30 to 11.30. The Junior Church is split into three sections, children aged 2½ to 6 years, 7 to 11 years and young people aged 11 + years.
We regularly take part in worship in the form of singing, reading, drama and craft activities as well as providing the music for the monthly All Age Worship. We use the Roots teaching material that follows the lectionary used in the main service. The Junior Church is staffed by teachers with several years of experience within the Junior Church and you are welcome to visit with your child at any time.
2.00pm: Korean Church
Contact: Josep Kil tel: 0115 875 4084 or e-mail josepkil@hotmail.com
The Korean Church Service is held on Sunday afternoon with the service on the first Sunday of each month being conducted in English. There are also dawn prayers on Tuesdays at 6.00am and prayer meetings on Fridays at 7.00pm
6.30pm: Evening Worship
This is normally a quieter and more reflective service. Holy Communion is included on the third Sunday of the month.
Prayer for Healing
The evening services of Holy Communion in February, May, August and November also contain the opportunity for those who wish to do so to receive prayer for healing in body, mind and spirit. This happens in the context of Holy Communion when, in sharing bread and wine, we are particularly aware of the presence of Jesus Christ, our Healer.
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