Today’s prayer: Pray for all who are needing to live in supported living or Care Homes because of ill health or age.

Diary

March 2026

12th - 2:00pm

ST PAUL'S OASIS DROP IN TIME THURS 12 March 2pm-3.30pm

OASIS is just that ...come to enjoy a time to talk and chat, with a tea or coffee and cake/biscuits inside St Paul's. Ideal for those who may be on their own, possibly due to bereavement. Mostly over 55yrs

Contact Val Watkinson if you would like further information. 01733 314117 or stpaulslpm@gmail.com

15th - 10:30am

Mothering Sunday SERVICE & EUCHARIST on Sunday 15 March at 10.30am

Come and give thanks for mothers or the person who cared or is caring for you as we celebrate Mothering Sunday (used to be called Refreshment Sunday).

Our Pop up Choir will lead us in the special song called 'Mary did you know?"

All are welcome.

29th - 10:30am

Palm Sunday EUCHARIST at 10.30am beginning with Procession of the Palms

Come to worship God on this special Sunday called Palm Sunday as we remember Jesus going into Jerusalem on a donkey and people shouting HOSANNA and WAVING PALMS. If the weather is fine we walk around the Triangle waving palms and singing before we continue with our Eucharist service.

This marks the beginning of HOLY WEEK, GOOD FRIDAY, EASTER SATURDAY AND EASTER SUNDAY.

April 2026

3rd - 1:45pm

GOOD FRIDAY ACT OF WITNESS PROCESSION prior to STATIONS OF THE CROSS SERVICE at 2pm

On this very special day of remembering Jesus' journey to the CROSS we begin outside the church (weather permitting) at 1.45pm to silently walk around the Triangle as an ACT OF WITNESS.

The Stations of the Cross services begins approx 2pm in the church as we have readings and hymns reflecting the journey of Jesus using the Stations of the Cross wall plaques in the church as we move around the church until we conclude just after 3pm under the tower in the shadow of The Cross statue.

This can be quite an emotional service for some remembering the pain and suffering our Lord Jesus bore for our sake culminating with His cruxifixion on the cross.

Opportunity for prayer.

Tea/coffee and hot cross buns after the service.

5th - 10:30am

Easter Sunday 10.30am Eucharist as we celebrate the RISEN CHRIST IS ALIVE

Come along to celebrate the RISEN LORD JESUS ....

What better way to spend Easter ?

Jesus died on the cross, He descended to the dead as He bore our sins, but then He rose again after 3 days (resurrection) in order that, through Him, we could have eternal life with Him when we die. Read the full story in God's Word, the Bible. Begin with Matthew or any of the other Gospels (Mark, Luke and John). Matthew ch6 v33