Christ Church, Epsom Common
with
Christ Church on the Wells

Christ Church, Epsom Common

Sunday Services

8.30 am – Holy Communion

10.00 am – Parish Communion
except on the 3rd Sunday of the month –
Family Service

Sunday Evening Services
We share our evening services with St Martin's Epsom, giving us even more scope and depth to our evening worship. These evening services are of course for everyone, not just those living in the parish where a given service is taking place. Do come along and worship with us!"

1st Sunday:
6 pm Christ Church
2nd Sunday:
6.30 pm St Martin's Choral Evensong (BCP)

3rd Sunday:
6 pm Christ Church Praise Communion

4th Sunday:
6.30 pm St Martin's"Second Thoughts" (a discussion-based event with worship to finish)

5th Sundays
special services at either Christ Church or St Martin's details will be announced each month

Morning Prayer is said on
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 9.00 am.

Holy Communion on Wednesday at 9.30 am

Evening Prayer is said on Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 5.00 pm

Programmes for...

more info..

Heart and Mind more info..

Songs of Praise

Sunday, 30 September 2008, is a 5 th Sunday. There will be a ‘Group’ Songs of Praise at St Martin’s on that evening to which all will be very welcome. I will be organising it and Esther Jones from Christ Church will be leading a part of it as we learn some African music and songs for which she has a special gift.

Otherwise, over to you… please let me know what you would like to sing and I will try and put it together in some kind of order.
Phone 01372 723 770 or e-mail esdaileadrian@yahoo.co.uk.

Christ Church on the Wells

Wells Community Centre at 11am   

1st Sunday    All-Age Service
2nd Sunday   Morning Worship
3rd Sunday    Praise Service
4th Sunday    Holy Communion
5th Sunday    Morning Prayer

"Basically speaking…”

Revisiting the essentials of the Christian Faith

The sermon on the first Sunday of every month will take a central aspect of Christian belief, and teach about it in a slightly more defined and structured way. It is important to note that this service remains, as before, a Parish Communion service.

The reading and Gospel for the day will be chosen specially to feed into the sermon, and that means we won’t be using the lectionary (as we usually do at Parish Communion) on those Sundays.

You might think that this would be a good service for you to invite friends to – friends who might be interested in hearing a straightforward explanation of the Gospel.

Do come along, have a listen, perhaps bring a friend, and let us know what you think!

Andrew