WORSHIP WITH US

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay. Archdeacon Mark Badger will be preaching and presiding at this service.

Our Café Church services are informal services with tea, coffee and cake, spending some time reflecting on scripture and talking together. With some well known songs and prayers, this service is suitable for all ages.

All are welcome.

On every fourth Sunday of the month at Hallow Church, we hold a more informal, slightly shorter communion service - "A Relaxed Communion" (our ARC service) to which everyone is very welcome.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

This is a quiet evening service, with singing (hence the name) but without communion, using the beautiful language of the Book of Common Prayer. It is a good way to close the day and to find peace. The service usually lasts about 45 minutes.

All are welcome.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

At Worship For All we come together for about 45 minutes of worship and prayer. We reflect together on a Bible passage and share refreshments after the service.

Are you worried? Unwell? Anxious for someone else? Carrying a painful memory? Struggling with grief? Come along to our Healing Service - there will be an opportunity to receive prayer if you would like to, and also to pray for those you love. The Rt Revd Martin Gorick, Bishop of Dudley, will be joining us to take this service.

All are welcome.

This is a simple, quiet communion service, using the ancient and poetic language of the Book of Common Prayer. There are no hymns and it is quite formal. It’s a beautiful service if you want a peaceful, serene start to your day. The service usually lasts about 45 minutes.

Our Café Church services are informal services with tea, coffee and cake, spending some time reflecting on scripture and talking together. With some well known songs and prayers, the service usually lasts about 45 minutes and is suitable for all ages.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

All are welcome.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

Our Café Church services are informal services with tea, coffee and cake, spending some time reflecting on scripture and talking together. With some well known songs and prayers, this service is suitable for all ages.

This is a traditional Communion service with teaching, singing, and prayer. We focus on hearing God’s word, and we also share bread and wine, remembering the Last Supper Jesus shared with his friends. The service usually lasts about an hour and is followed by refreshments and conversation for all who would like to stay.

All are welcome.