SERVICES 2024
EASTER SERVICES 2024
SUNDAY 24TH MARCH
PALM SUNDAY SERVICE, 11AM at ST MARY'S
MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE CANCELLED
FRIDAY 29TH MARCH
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE, 11AM at ST MARY'S
AN HOUR AT THE CROSS, 2PM AT ST MARY'S
SUNDAY 31ST MARCH
EASTER COMMUNION, 11AM AT ST MARY'S
Services every week at 11am
1st Sundays - Family Communion with modern liturgy and music
2nd Sundays - Holy Communion
3rd Sundays - Matins
4th Sundays - Holy Communion
5th Sundays - Matins
AT THE MISSION ROOM, FAIR LANE, ROBERTSBRIDGE
2nd, 3rd and 5th Sundays at 9am - Prayer Book Communion
Our main service at St Mary's is at 11 a.m. every Sunday
We also have Prayer book communion services at the Mission Room in Fair Lane, Robertsbridge. These are: second, third and fifth Sundays at 9am
Prayer & Praise, a service of contemporary worship, is on 4th Sundays at 5pm
The basic pattern of our services is Family Communion in modern language and with children involved on the first Sunday of the month, Holy Communion on second and fourth Sundays and Matins on third and fifth Sundays. From time to time major feasts and celebrations necessitate a change to this pattern.
Children
Are an essential part of the Church. The nurture of our youngsters in the faith is a vital part of our work as a parish church. Of course, in the Family Communion we all join together.
As children grow up they usually come to confirmation when they are eleven or twelve. Many also join the choir where they learn to read music and sing a challenging repertory.
We also have Prayer book communion services at the Mission Room in Fair Lane, Robertsbridge. These are: second, third and fifth Sundays at 9am
Prayer & Praise, a service of contemporary worship, is on 4th Sundays at 5pm
The basic pattern of our services is Family Communion in modern language and with children involved on the first Sunday of the month, Holy Communion on second and fourth Sundays and Matins on third and fifth Sundays. From time to time major feasts and celebrations necessitate a change to this pattern.
Children
Are an essential part of the Church. The nurture of our youngsters in the faith is a vital part of our work as a parish church. Of course, in the Family Communion we all join together.
As children grow up they usually come to confirmation when they are eleven or twelve. Many also join the choir where they learn to read music and sing a challenging repertory.