1st Sundays; Holy Communion You can expect traditional hymns with organ accompaniment, bible readings, a sermon, prayers said for the wider world and the sharing of bread and wine in Holy Communion. The liturgy is…
Holy Communion with Bishop James Grier You can expect traditional hymns with organ accompaniment, bible readings, a sermon, prayers said for the wider world and the sharing of bread and wine in Holy Communion. The…
Come and celebrate Christingle with us! St John's of Hatherleigh invite you to come and celebrate one of the most favourite services in the church's calender, the Church of England Children's Society Christingle service. Celebrated…
In these we study the bible together, maybe picking up themes from the previous Sunday. We may sing a bit, pray for one another and definitely will grow in friendship and fellowship.
Held every Monday 7:30pm - 9:00pm, The Rectory, Hatherleigh
Coffee mornings are held every Tuesday between 8:30am and 12:00, and are an opportunity to catch up with friends over a delicious cup of tea and home made cake. They are hosted by different groups each week who take the opportunity for fund raising for their own causes.
Our regular Tuesday prayer meeting, held at St John's Church.
Completely free for ages 13-18, this includes, hot and cold food, table top games, pool table and Wii, but mostly, fun and friendship in a safe, nurturing environment overseen by our fully trained and vetted team drawn from Hatherleigh’s three churches.
Sunday Club Crafts, games, music and treats and a chance to learn a little each time about God’s story and His love for them.
Sunday Club Crafts, games, music and treats and a chance to learn a little each time about God’s story and His love for them.
2nd Sundays; Informal Service. (11am) You can expect contemporary worship songs led by a team of musicians, bible readings and a slightly deeper message from the vicar, along with prayers and a ‘lighter’ liturgy.
2nd Sundays; Informal Service. (11am) You can expect contemporary worship songs led by a team of musicians, bible readings and a slightly deeper message from the vicar, along with prayers and a ‘lighter’ liturgy.
This special service tells the story of the fall of humanity, the promise of Jesus the Messiah, and the birth of Jesus in 9 short Bible readings. Accompanied by the singing of traditional Christmas carols.