Details of our services are shown below.
Advent Services in Leesfield Parish are listed in the poster below
In Church
Sunday services at both churches are well-attended, and the Eucharist is celebrated every week. Due to our strong links to the schools we have a large number of young families attending, and there is also a faithful and long-serving core of slightly more mature worshippers.
Throughout the Church year services are adapted to reflect the season, and on days such as Mothering Sunday and Harvest Festival we hold all-age services so that the children can be in Church for these special occasions.
On a few Sundays each year a whole Parish service is held at St. Thomas’ and on these days there is no service at St Agnes’.
Our Tuesday morning services of Holy Communion are held in the Community Room within St. Thomas’ Church, and follow the Book of Common Prayer.
Worship for all Generations is at St Agnes' Church, 6.30 pm each Tuesday and Wednesday (except the last week of every month), and can be found on our facebook page each Thursday, just click here - Leesfield Parish . The service includes prayers, Bible readings, songs and a talk, with some participation from you. Everyone is most welcome to come along and join us!
St HughThere are no longer any regular Church services at St Hugh's, which is a Church within a school. An annual Parish service takes place at St Hugh’s on the Sunday nearest to November 17th which is St Hugh’s Day.Special services – like, for example Ash Wednesday – take place in school, so the children do experience being in Church. Baptisms have also taken place in the school. These were real school family occasions, as we baptised a variety of children from the school as well as the child of a member of the school staff.
Beyond ChurchA small but committed Pastoral Care Team, led by Reverend Ruth Farrar is extremely active in “taking the Church” out into the community. There are regular visits to Residential Care Homes in the area, and the team makes pastoral visits and takes Home Communion to parishioners who are no longer able to attend Church services.
To worship from home you will find resources on our home page.
Details of our services are shown below.
Advent Services in Leesfield Parish are listed in the poster below
In Church
Sunday services at both churches are well-attended, and the Eucharist is celebrated every week. Due to our strong links to the schools we have a large number of young families attending, and there is also a faithful and long-serving core of slightly more mature worshippers.
Throughout the Church year services are adapted to reflect the season, and on days such as Mothering Sunday and Harvest Festival we hold all-age services so that the children can be in Church for these special occasions.
On a few Sundays each year a whole Parish service is held at St. Thomas’ and on these days there is no service at St Agnes’.
Our Tuesday morning services of Holy Communion are held in the Community Room within St. Thomas’ Church, and follow the Book of Common Prayer.
Worship for all Generations is at St Agnes' Church, 6.30 pm each Tuesday and Wednesday (except the last week of every month), and can be found on our facebook page each Thursday, just click here - Leesfield Parish . The service includes prayers, Bible readings, songs and a talk, with some participation from you. Everyone is most welcome to come along and join us!
St Hugh
There are no longer any regular Church services at St Hugh's, which is a Church within a school. An annual Parish service takes place at St Hugh’s on the Sunday nearest to November 17th which is St Hugh’s Day.
Special services – like, for example Ash Wednesday – take place in school, so the children do experience being in Church. Baptisms have also taken place in the school. These were real school family occasions, as we baptised a variety of children from the school as well as the child of a member of the school staff.
Beyond Church
A small but committed Pastoral Care Team, led by Reverend Ruth Farrar is extremely active in “taking the Church” out into the community. There are regular visits to Residential Care Homes in the area, and the team makes pastoral visits and takes Home Communion to parishioners who are no longer able to attend Church services.
To worship from home you will find resources on our home page.