Towards the Cross: Prayers, Readings and Music - Sun 11th March, 5.30pm

Join us this Sunday evening as we start looking towards Holy Week and the Passion. Towards the Cross is a service of prayers, readings, music and reflection, meditating on themes of Christ's love and sacrifice for our salvation.

The music will be led by the Choir of St Clement's, together with the Orlando Singers who will be joining us again for this service. Music will include motets by Duruflé, Bruckner and Purcell, with congregational hymns drawn from Bach chorales. Readings to include poetry by George Herbert, Veronica Zundel, Clive Sansom and Malcolm Guite.

The service begins at 5.30pm, lasting around 1 hour, and we hope you are able to join us. Refreshments will be provided after the service.

Taizé Healing Service: Friday 9th March at 7.30pm

Join us this Friday evening for our monthly Taizé service. This month we will be holding a healing service, with prayers and anointing, and the opportunity to pray with or for others during the service.

All our welcome, please do join us at 7.30pm for this quiet and meditative service.

Sat 3rd Feb: Recital postponed

Due to the inclement weather, we regret to announce that today's recital of Baroque Music for Recorders has to be cancelled. We apologise for the short notice and any inconvenience caused.

We will of course be inviting our trio back at a later date, and hope to reschedule the recital for later this year, when hopefully there will be less disruptions from snow! Further details be posted on our website and social media in due course.

Baroque recorder sonatas: Sat 3rd Mar at 1pm

Join us on Saturday for the final recital of this term’s series, as we welcome Patrick Welche, Ellen Jameson and Francis Knights as they play Baroque music for recorders by Quantz, Telemann and Fux. The recital begins at 1pm, and as always, entry is free with a retiring collection taken to support the recital series and raise money for our Organ Restoration Fund. All are welcome, and we hope to see you there!