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SUNDAY 15 November
9.30am Holy Communion
11am Holy Communion
4pm Afternoon Praise
6.30pm Evensong
SUNDAY 15 November
9.30am Holy Communion
11am Holy Communion
4pm Afternoon Praise
6.30pm Evensong
9:30AM - HOLY COMMUNION
A traditional Holy Communion service with organ-led worship and a choir.
11AM - PRAISE HOLY COMMUNION
This is a more informal and relaxed Holy Communion service led by our worship band.
4PM AFTERNOON PRAISE
Do you have sporting commitments on Sunday mornings that prevent you from coming to church? This informal service of prayer and praise led by or Worship Band might just be the thing for you.
6.30pm - EVENSONG
A gentle traditional Service of Evening Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer.
No gardening expertise required - just enthusiasm! Come along and muck in for a couple of hours.
Join the Middlesex Yeomanry Band and the NPL Choir for an enchanting evening of Christmas Carols. Tickets are £10 - payable on the door. All proceeds are in aid of Shooting Star Children’s Hospice and space2grieve.
WEDNESDAY 16 DECEMBER
8pm Festival of Carols & Readings by Candlelight
SUNDAY 20 DECEMBER
11am Carol Service for All Ages
CHRISTMAS EVE
3pm & 4.30pm Children’s Carols & Christingle
11.30pm The First Communion of Christmas
CHRISTMAS DAY
10am Christmas Day Carols & Communion
Hampton’s War Memorial and Roll of Honour are inside St Mary’s Church. At the end of the First World War, Hampton’s War Memorial Committee decided on a memorial in the form of a handsome oak screen which is prominent at the front of the church. The Roll of Honour can be viewed HERE.
We are delighted that the church clock is now back! After over five years of fundraising, we were delighted to be undertaking our bell restoration project. All eight bells were taken away from the church for tuning and were returned with new fittings and re-installed. This also meant removing the mechanism that drove the four clock faces of the tower as it blocked access to the bells.
The hourly chime is still not restored - this is the next thing we need to do and involves connecting weights to the clock-chiming mechanism.
You may have heard the bells ringing as they were tested during the re-installation. If everything goes to plan, the first proper Sunday monrning ring will be on Sunday 1 November.
For further details about this project and for information on how you can make a donation, please visit hampton-church.org.uk/bells