Midweek Communion on Wednesdays We would love to invite you to join us for our Wednesday midweek communion at St Augustine’s, restarting this week in the church building. The service starts at 10am, and all are welcome to stay afterwards for a coffee and catch up. For your diaries: Communion will be held on the
We are delighted to announce that Messy Church returns on Saturday 18th September at 11am. We are doing things a bit differently as the pandemic continues around us. Each family will be sat at a table and will receive craft bags. We will join for worship in the main church space. Spaces are limited and
Join us in church and join in the atmosphere as we show the Last Night of the Proms on the big screen. Doors open at 7pm and the screening starts at 7.30pm. Entry is free, but donations are welcome. Please feel free to bring a picnic – there will be space at the front of
COVID-19 Information Page Updated: Friday 24th June 2022 11:00 While most legal Covid-19 restrictions have now been lifted, we want to help keep everyone who comes into St Augustine’s safe. We are encouraging everyone who comes into the building to: Wear a face covering if you wish when entering and moving around the church, when
On Wednesday 26th May, we will be celebrating the feast day of our patron saint, St Augustine of Canterbury, with a special communion service. It will begin at 7pm and will be held in church and on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/swinstaug) The order of service can be downloaded by clicking here The hymn sheet and
We have published our 2020 Annual Report. The report can be downloaded by clicking on the picture. The report includes remarks from our Priest in Charge, a review of the year and financial summary. St Augustine’s Annual Report 2020 A5 FINAL
Communion for Ascension Day Tomorrow, Thursday 13th May is Ascension Day, a principle feast in the church’s calendar. Ascension Day is the 40th day after Easter Sunday, that commemorates Jesus Christ’s ascension into heaven. Our service is at 7pm and is a service of Holy Communion, and all are welcome to join us, whether in
National Day of Reflection On Tuesday 23rd March, we mark one year since the start of the first lockdown. In what has been a difficult year for everyone, we should take time to reflect and remember those who have died since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. At 6pm we will toll the church bell
Our services for Holy Week right through to Easter Sunday can be found below. All are welcome to come and join us for any of our services. Services will be held in church and broadcast on our Facebook Page. Palm Sunday – 28th March 11am Family Worship for Palm Sunday. Good Friday – 2nd April 2pm
This year’s Lent Course will take place on Zoom starting on Ash Wednesday at 7pm. We will be using the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent Book 2021, “Living His Story” by Hannah Steele. There is no need to read the book to attend. Each week we will start at 7pm and finish our time together with
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