Sunday’s – 10.45am
Our main weekly service of Holy Communion with hymns and readings.
Wednesday’s – 10.30am
Our midweek communion service without hymns that is more reflective.
Sunday Worship
Sundays at 10.45am
Our main Sunday service is a celebration of Holy Communion, bringing together people of different ages and backgrounds to worship as one church family.
Our worship includes hymns and music, readings from the Bible, prayer and a sermon exploring what our faith might mean for the way we live today. At the heart of every Sunday service is Holy Communion, when we gather around the Lord’s Table to remember Jesus and share together in bread and wine.
Some Sundays are a little different as we celebrate the seasons and special occasions of the Christian year, but whoever you are and whenever you come, we’d love to welcome you.
Children are Welcome
Children are an important part of our church family and are always welcome in our worship. There is a children’s corner with activities available during the Sunday service, giving younger children something to engage with while remaining part of the gathered church.
And please don’t worry about children making noise, moving around or not sitting still for the whole service. That’s part of being a church family, and we’re glad they’re here.
Stay for Cuppa.
Worship doesn’t finish when the service ends. Tea, coffee and refreshments are served afterwards, and we’d love you to stay.
It’s a chance to catch up with friends, meet new people and get to know the St Saviour’s community a little better. If you’re visiting for the first time, please do introduce yourself—we’d love to meet you.
Healing and Wholeness
Usually on the second Sunday of the month
On the second Sunday of most months, our Sunday worship has a particular focus on healing and wholeness, unless it coincides with one of our seasonal or special services.
This is still our regular celebration of Holy Communion, but with additional space to bring before God those parts of our lives and our world where healing is needed.
During the service there is an opportunity to receive prayer and anointing with oil. You might come seeking prayer for yourself, for someone you love, or simply carrying something that you want to place into God’s hands. There is no pressure to take part; you are equally welcome simply to be present and pray with us.
Because the date occasionally changes, please check our What’s On calendar for the next service.