Change to Regular Services over the Christmas Period

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Hello all,


Please be aware of the following changes to our regular services over the Christmas period:


Morning and Night Prayer: these will not happen between Christmas and New Year and will resume on the 2nd of January


8am Services: There will be NO 8am on 31st December


10am Services: 31st December will be at St Barnabas in the hall


Zoom Services: There will be NO Zoom Communion on 2nd January. This service will resume on 16th January.


Many thanks!

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