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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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

At this service we share communion together to remember, with thanksgiving, how Jesus gave His life for us.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

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

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 a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.  We welcome any visiting Christian to take the communion bread and wine if they do so in their own church.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people during the first part of the service.  Children and young people return to join in the celebration of Holy Communion.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

At this service we share communion together to remember, with thanksgiving, how Jesus gave His life for us.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

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

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 a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.  We welcome any visiting Christian to take the communion bread and wine if they do so in their own church.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people during the first part of the service.  Children and young people return to join in the celebration of Holy Communion.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

At this service we share communion together to remember, with thanksgiving, how Jesus gave His life for us.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

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

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 a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.  We welcome any visiting Christian to take the communion bread and wine if they do so in their own church.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people during the first part of the service.  Children and young people return to join in the celebration of Holy Communion.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

At this service we share communion together to remember, with thanksgiving, how Jesus gave His life for us.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

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

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 a music group normally consisting of singers, guitars, piano and drums. The service also includes Bible readings, a talk and prayers and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.  We welcome any visiting Christian to take the communion bread and wine if they do so in their own church.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people during the first part of the service.  Children and young people return to join in the celebration of Holy Communion.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

‘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.

In both Old and New Testaments, mountains were places of meeting God. ‘Ascent’ reflects the desire to mark out a space within the life of the parish for extended worship, prayer, ministry and the work of the Holy Spirit. It takes time to make that journey, to draw near to God, and at ‘Ascent’ we want to make that time and space.

At this service we share communion together to remember, with thanksgiving, how Jesus gave His life for us.

We do hope you’re excited about the ‘Ascent’. Let’s make the journey together.

Refreshments are available at the back of the church before 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 and possibly a talk or activity suitable for children.

Screens around the church are used to display the words of songs and responses so you will not need to find the correct place in books. This service lasts for about an hour and a quarter and you are then welcome to join us for refreshments in the hall.

During school term time there is a crèche and there are groups for children and young people.

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