Join singers from London’s West End for a magical night at the musicals Crofton Parish are delighted to be one of the venues on the “Faith at the Musicals” tour organised by the Christian relief…

The Friends of Crofton Old Church are holding their Annual Barn Dance at Titchfield Community Centre starting at 7.30pm with music provided by The Harvesters. Admission by ticket only, price £9 includes Ploughman’s Supper. Tickets available from the Parish Office, David Dawson-Taylor or Peter Gladwell. The venue has a Fully Licensed Bar. All proceeds for the upkeep of St Edmund’s Church.

The prayer evening will be led by our vicar, Rev. Richard England.

Family Fun Afternoons are an opportunity families in our community to have fun and learn together.  They are for families with children in primary school, but if your kids are a bit younger or older…

This traditional service is take from Common Worship.  Sung worship is led by an organ. Refreshments are served after the service.

This informal service is suitable for people of any age.  These are led by a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers…

‘Ascent’ is the name for the 6.30pm Sunday service at Holy Rood Church. ‘Ascent’ uses the picture of ‘going up the mountain of the Lord’ to encourage us in prayer, worship and seeking God’s presence.…

This reflective communion service is held in the Foster Room which is located next to Holy Rood Church.

This service follows the said order of service found in the Book of Common P.rayer.  There will be readings and sermon but no sung worship at this service.

This informal service is suitable for people of any age.  These are led by a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers…

The prayers and responses used in this service of Holy Communion are taken from Common Worship. Sung worship is accompanied by the organ. We welcome any visiting Christian to take the communion bread and wine if they do so in their own church.

The monthly Causeway Service is planned to be accessible for people with learning difficulties, although everyone is welcome.

This small congregation meets for fellowship and worship. The service includes songs, prayers and a talk usually be one of the clergy. The Pastorate is preceded by the CAFE meeting where coffee is served from 9:45.

This reflective communion service is held in the Foster Room which is located next to Holy Rood Church.

This traditional service is take from Common Worship.  Sung worship is led by an organ. Refreshments are served after the service.

This informal service is suitable for people of any age. One of the recent Holy Communion orders of services will be used,  The sung worship consists of modern songs and hymns. These are led by…

‘Ascent’ is the name for the 6.30pm Sunday service at Holy Rood Church. ‘Ascent’ uses the picture of ‘going up the mountain of the Lord’ to encourage us in prayer, worship and seeking God’s presence.…