This Months Ahead Services (November 2009 to January 2010)

The general pattern of services at St Mary's is shown below.

The normal sequence is changed to accommodate Festivals etc.

(these Changes are shown below)

	Morning Service 10:30	Evening Service
1st Sunday	Holy Communion	Root Groups (Follow link for details)
2nd Sunday	Morning Prayer	Service on Wednesday evening
3rd Sunday	Holy Communion	Service on Wednesday evening
4th Sunday	Family Service	Service on Wednesday evening
5th Sunday	Holy Communion	Service on Wednesday evening

November 2009 to January 2010 Services

There is usually a Holy Communion Service on Wednesday morning at 10:00 am

Please check notices to see if there is any change or cancellation.

Worship on Wednesday (WOW) Drop in for tea, coffee and a chat between 6:00 pm and 6:45 pm

Service between 6:45 pm and 7:15 pm

Stay for a discussion at 7:15 pm if you you wish

Activities for children until 7:15 pm and often later

Sunday	22nd	November	10:30 am	Morning Prayer
Sunday	29th	November	10:30 am 6:30 pm	Holy Communion Darkness to Light
Sunday	6th	December	10:30 am	Holy Communion + baptism
Sunday	13th	December	10:30 am	Morning Prayer
Sunday	20th	December	10:30 am   7:30 pm	Holy Communion Carols by Candlelight
Thursday	24th	December	4:30 pm 11:15 pm	Christingle "Midnight" Holy Communion
Friday	25th	December	10:30 am	Holy Communion
Sunday	27th	December	10:30 am	Morning Prayer
Sunday	3rd	January	10:30 am	Holy Communion
Sunday	10th	January	10:30 am	Morning Prayer
Sunday	17th	January	10:30 am	Holy Communion
Sunday	24th	January	10:30 am	Morning Prayer
Sunday	31st	January	10:15 am	Joint Service at St. Paul's

Root Groups

On the first Sunday of the month the Evening Service is generally replaced by Root Groups. The Congregation is divided into a number of different groups. Each these groups are invited to meet in homes of parishioners for an "informal" Evening Service which are led by members of the congregation. (The total attendance at Root Groups generally exceeds a normal Sunday Evening Service). Root groups help to form an informal help group, members tend to be more aware of each others circumstances.