Regular Sunday and weekday services

At St Margaret's we follow a monthly cycle of services, and as St Margaret's is the only church serving Warnham we aim to provide something for everyone, from the traditional to the modern.

 

As well as these regular services we celebrate some feast days on weekdays, usually with an evening Eucharist at 7.30pm. Scroll down for fuller details.

 

Every weekday morning at 9am Morning Prayer is said in the side chapel.

 

 

1st Sunday of the month

 

8am Holy Communion  - A traditional, said Eucharist using the Book of Common Prayer

10am Parish Communion  - Eucharist led by the robed choir and organ, in contemporary language (Common Worship)

3pm Celebration - a short informal service for young children with their families

 

2nd Sunday of the month

 

10am Parish Communion  - Eucharist led by the robed choir and organ, in contemporary language (Common Worship)

 

3rd Sunday of the month

 

8am Holy Communion  - A traditional, said Eucharist using the Book of Common Prayer

10am All-age Service  - Eucharist with the worship band, in contemporary language (Common Worship)

 

4th Sunday of the month

 

10am Parish Communion  - Eucharist with robed choir and organ, in contemporary language (Common Worship)

 

5th Sunday of the month

10am Parish Communion - Eucharist led by the robed choir and organ, in contemporary language (Common Worship or occasionally BCP)

 

First Thursday

10.30am Holy Communion  - Our regular weekday said Eucharist according to the Book of Common Prayer

 

 

A quiet space early in the morning. A traditional, said service using the Book of Common Prayer. 

Length: 35 minutes.

The heart of our parish life, with music led by the robed choir and organ; preaching is strong and lively; and the Eucharist is celebrated using Common Worship.

In term-time, Sunday Club for children aged 3 – 12 takes place during this service, in the Parish Room. Tea, coffee and squash are served for everyone after the service.

Healing ministry by anointing and private prayer is generally offered during communion on the last Sunday of the month.  

Length: 1 hour, 10 minutes.

 

This said service has proved particularly useful to older people who value a later start or a shorter service. It is followed by tea and coffee and is a pleasantly sociable midweek pause for worship.

Length: 35 minutes.

See the events page for details of our special services and celebrations for Christmas, Easter, the other great festivals and saints days.

We observe the full liturgical year with its wonderful annual telling of the story of salvation.

There are separate pages on the website giving details of the following:

• Baptisms (Christenings)
• Weddings
• Funerals and burials