Due to the Coronavirus Crisis, Spring Harvest, a Christian holiday cannot happen at Butlins and is going to be available free online. This is where Rebecca would have been this week coming and there is something for all ages. Why not have a look at some of their excellent teaching...

Here are the materials you need to worship together while apart tomorrow. Why not join us at 10.30 and don’t forget to ring someone for coffee afterwards. We have also included instructions on how to make your own palm cross. They are a little fiddly but worth having a go....

Experience shows that Easter is even more joyful if we have taken time to journey with Jesus through the events of Holy Week and reflect on each step of his journey. On this page you will find all that you need to help you journey with Jesus through Holy Week....

Here are the materials you need for our service tomorrow morning: Order of service Reflection with readings and prayers

Here are the materials you need to for tomorrow’s service. Note, the sermon is a document not a recording this week because of ill health. Let’s gather together from the safety of our homes tomorrow at 10.30am (don’t forget that the clocks go forward tonight!) so that we may worship...

Today is Mothering Sunday and we are thinking about Jesus calling us to be witnesses. Here is all that you need to join together in worship tomorrow morning from the safety of your home. Click on the words below for the materials you need. You will need to download the...

One of the things we can all do from the safety of our homes is pray. Why not join with Christians across this land this Sunday by praying and lighting a candle at 7pm as a symbol of the light of life, Jesus Christ, our source and hope in prayer?...

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby is to lead first national virtual Church of England service. Why not tune in at 8am before you join with St John’s to worship at 10.30am? The service, including prayers, hymns and a short sermon, will be broadcast online by the Church of England...

We have been working hard to devise a way so that we can continue worshipping together on Sundays and Wednesdays whilst public worship is suspended because of Coronavirus. We have tried to keep things relatively low tech so that as many people can take part as possible. For Sundays: we will...

We are living in strange and unsettling times: the signs of spring are all around us with their promises of summer to come and yet we are experiencing the challenges of coronavirus and restrictions that are unprecedented in peacetime. At a time of crisis, when we would long to gather...