Easter Vigil 2021
Welcome to our service for the Easter Vigil. Please do join in with the prayers and hymns. … More Easter Vigil 2021
Welcome to our service for the Easter Vigil. Please do join in with the prayers and hymns. … More Easter Vigil 2021
This article for Mothering Sunday was first published in the March 2018 issue of our parish magazine. You can read it again here … More Second Eve – Ola Gjeilo (b. 1978)
This article about New Year Resolutions appeared in the January 2021 issue of our parish magazine. You can read it again here … More Promises Worth Keeping
Welcome to our service to mark World Cancer Day. Hopefully you will find it both informative and uplifting … More World Cancer Day 2021
Usually on Christmas Eve afternoon our church is packed for the delightful Crib Service, aimed at the younger members of our congregations. This year has to be different. Here we have five of our young people retelling for us the story of Christmas, Jesus’ birth, and praying for us … More Crib Service
This article was written for the December 2017 issue of hte parish magazine. Composed by Paul Mealor, the text is taken from a 15th century anonymous German poem, translated into English by Catherine Winkworth in 1919. The poem was based on the prophecy of Isiah in 11.1: “And there shall come forth a rod out … More A Spotless Rose
Welcome to our Digital Advent Calendar, which brings you a carol-a-day every day through Advent. Do join in and have a good sing – today with have the ever-popular While Shepherd watched their Flocks by Night:
If you missed our virtual Christmas Fair this afternoon, fear not! It’s here https://www.facebook.com/StMaggieP/videos/689139948664106/ Remember, all proceeds are going to our parish Christmas charities, so please be generous in your purchases.
This article was written for the November 2017 edition of the parish magazine. A long time favourite, I was reminded of this hymn in May 2017 when I attended an Open Day at Trinity Laban Conservatoire with Jennifer. The last item on the schedule for prospective vocal applicants was a master class with mezzo soprano … More I Vow to Thee My Country words: Sir Cecil Spring Rice (1859-1918), music: Gustav Holst (1874-1934)
This article was written for the October 2017 edition of the parish magazine. According to Wikipedia, this is one of the most often performed hymns in the U.K. It even features in a shortened form as “All Good Gifts” in “Godspell”. We plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land, but it … More We Plough the Fields and Scatter