Services
The church meets to worship every Sunday at 9am and 11am, and has an evening 6:30pm service 'The Space' during term time only. Each service is very different, so we are confident one of them will suit you. It is helpful to arrive a few minutes early to get a seat. If you have any questions once you have arrived, please speak to any member of the welcome team, or any of the clergy.
You can find a map of our location on our contact page here.
9.00am
A traditional Communion Service using common worship and with hymns. The service usually finishes around 10am. Coffee and fellowship are available in the Link after the service.
11.00am
An informal service with music led by a live band. Refreshments are served before the service at 10.30am. Groups for children and young people meet during this service. Communion is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday of the month. The service usually finishes around 12:15pm.
The Space
6.30pm
An informal cafe style gathering with music led by a live band. During our time together we aim to celebrate the many different ways we encounter God - through creativity, action, discussion and reflection.
We finish at 8pm.
Prayer ministry is available in all our services.
We also have a mid-week service of Holy Communion at 11am in church on Thursdays.
Children & Youth
We have a fantastic programme at church for ages 0-14 during our 11am service. They can expect to not only learn about God, but play games and have fun in a relaxed and relevant way. The programme begins just after our notices and birthday celebrations take place, when the children and young people make their way to their groups. They will usually rejoin us just before the end of the service. If it is a communion service (normally the 3rd Sunday of the month), they will return a little earlier to join us in communion.
We also have a crèche in the Link for 0-3 with lots of helpers, but please feel free to stay in there with your little one until they feel settled. All of our volunteers have been DBS checked.
For more information on the children and youth work at St Mark's click here.