Join our Electoral Roll

Joining the Electoral Roll is a simple but significant way of saying, “I belong here.” It’s not just about voting in church meetings (though that’s part of it); it’s about being counted as a committed member of the church family. Being on the Electoral Roll connects you more deeply to the life and direction of the church—it’s a sign of shared responsibility, shared faith, and shared journey. Whether you’ve been coming for years or are relatively new, joining the roll is a way to say that this is your spiritual home, and you want to be part of shaping its future.

Bell Ringing

Bell ringing is a much-loved tradition that adds a joyful sound to our worship and community events. Our team of bell ringers, led by Bell Captain Robin Simmons, meets for practice on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm. They also ring on Sunday mornings, alternating between the 9.15am and 11.15am services, as well as for weddings and other special occasions when requested. Whether you're an experienced ringer or a complete beginner, new members are always welcome to join this friendly and committed team. It’s a wonderful way to serve the church, keep an ancient tradition alive, and have fun along the way.

Churchyard Group

Our churchyard is a peaceful and beautiful space, much loved by the community and visitors alike. To help keep it tidy, welcoming, and well cared for, a volunteer group meets every other Saturday from 10am–12pm, from spring through to autumn. Led by Ros Prentice, the group tackles all kinds of outdoor tasks—mowing, weeding, pruning, and general maintenance—with plenty of chat and tea breaks along the way! Whether you have green fingers or just enjoy being outside, you're warmly invited to come and lend a hand. All tools are provided, and every bit of help makes a big difference.

Church Cleaning Team

Our dedicated cleaning team plays a vital role in the life of the church, ensuring that our space is always welcoming, cared for, and ready for worship. Working on a rota basis, this behind-the-scenes ministry might not always be seen, but its impact is deeply felt. A clean and well-kept church creates a space where people can feel at home, where the sacred is honoured, and where all who enter—whether for prayer, worship, or community gatherings—can sense the love and care that shapes our common life. This is a ministry of hospitality and reverence, and we are always thankful for those who give their time to help the church shine.

Welcoming Team

Being part of the welcoming team is a ministry of hospitality, warmth, and first impressions. Welcomers greet people as they arrive for worship, helping everyone feel at ease—whether they’ve been attending for years or are walking through the door for the very first time. This is an important and deeply valued role: a friendly smile, a word of encouragement, or simply holding the door can make a profound difference to someone’s experience of church. Some welcomers also choose to serve as vergers for baptisms, weddings, and funerals—offering support and reassurance to families during significant life events. Welcoming is about creating a sense of belonging, reminding everyone who enters that they are seen, valued, and loved.

Hospitality

Serving tea and coffee after worship may seem simple, but it’s a ministry that creates space for connection, conversation, and community. The tea and coffee team offers more than just a cuppa—they offer hospitality, welcome, and the chance to build friendships. For many, this informal time is when they feel most at home, where they can catch up with others, ask questions about faith, or find a listening ear. Hospitality is at the heart of the gospel—Jesus so often revealed God’s love over meals and shared tables. By preparing and serving refreshments, this team continues that sacred tradition, helping the church feel more like family.