Service Schedule at All Saints' Parish Church, Royal Leamington Spa
Below is a list of forthcoming services.
Please do get in touch with us if you need more information. Members of the congregation including visitors are warmly invited to join us for refreshments in the Urquhart Room at the back of church following the Sunday 10.30am service. Last-minute changes are generally publicised on our Facebook page. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Holy Communion is distributed at the altar rail, and the sharing of the common cup has been reinstated. However, the option remains to receive a wafer dipped by the priest into the wine if preferred.
Regular ServicesSundays:
8.00am Holy Communion Said Service, in the Lady Chapel, live-streamed on our Facebook page. 10.30am Parish Communion Choral service followed by refreshments. Monthly Choral Evensong* Check events page or join our mailing list for dates. *Evensong is at 6.00pm from Easter Day through the summer, and 4.30pm from when the clocks change in the autumn and through the winter. Monday to Friday (streamed only): 9.15am or earlier Morning Worship We use the Time to Pray app. with the longer New Testament reading set for Morning Prayer instead of the reading set on the app. Wednesday: 11.00am Holy Communion This service, in the Lady Chapel, is generally live-streamed Friday: 12.30pm Lunchtime Prayers. This service is not live-streamed. On Thursdays there's generally a well-known hymn. On Fridays we pray using the Litany. Morning Worship is not generally live-streamed on Wednesdays, when the mid-week Communion service is live-streamed. Weekday services are live-streamed to our Facebook group, 'Worship at All Saints Church Leamington Spa' Please apply using Facebook to join the group if you would like to do so. |
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Covid-19 precautions for services in church
The lifting of restrictions doesn't mean that the risk of infection has gone away; on the contrary, infection remains high and, for some people, serious. We therefore invite you to take appropriate precautions, for the sake of others as well as yourself.
The lifting of restrictions doesn't mean that the risk of infection has gone away; on the contrary, infection remains high and, for some people, serious. We therefore invite you to take appropriate precautions, for the sake of others as well as yourself.
- Please do not come if you or anyone in your household has any symptoms which might indicate infection, or if you need to self-isolate.
- Please be sensitive to those who wish to keep social distance, inside and outside the church.