Christenings/Baptisms at All Saints' Church, Leamington Spa

We would be delighted to discuss your child's Christening/Baptism (or indeed, your own). This year, Christenings will take place by arrangement on Sundays following the morning service, or in the afternoon. We aim to make the occasion memorable and meaningful despite the Covid-19 restrictions which still apply. Even with social distancing, we probably have space to accommodate all the people you'd like to invite, without difficulty. Remember though that there may be limitations on the numbers permitted to meet afterwards for refreshments. 

Lots of useful information about Christenings can be found on the Church of England Christenings website.

We welcome people of all ages to worship with us, both for Christening services and on other occasions. For parents with young children, the experience can feel daunting. Please be assured that we provide a warm and understanding welcome, nappy changing facilities, and a play area (should concentration lapse) equipped with Bible stories, colouring materials, and some other resources. The Urquhart Room is normally available during services both as an area suitable for breastfeeding, and as a soundproof place to escape to should that become necessary (it rarely is). The service can be heard in the Urquhart Room through a speaker. It's always a delight when parents bring their children to church, whether for a Christening or on any other occasion - and if you feel relaxed about bringing your children, they will enjoy the experience more too. 

Please use the form below to make initial contact, or ring the Parish Office (01926 429169) on a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday morning from 10.00am. Thank you.

Parents and godparents are asked: Do you repent of your sins? Do you renounce evil? Do you turn to Christ?

The water is scooped up in a shell etched with a picture of the baptism of Jesus

The baptism of Jesus pictured in one of our windows

'I baptise you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.'