Churches of St Peter & St Paul, Stokesley and St Martin, Seamer
WEEKLY WORSHIP |
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Sunday |
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| 8 am |
Eucharist (Common Worship, except the First Sunday in the month is Book of Common Prayer) |
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| 9.30 am |
Sung Eucharist (Common Worship) - except the Third Sunday in the month (or Mothering Sunday in Lent) is usually a non-eucharistic Family Service. |
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| 6 pm | Evening Prayer (in the Lady Chapel, with some singing and a short reflection), unless replaced by a special service at the same time. | ||
Wednesday |
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| 9.30 am |
Eucharist (Common Worship) |
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MONTHLY WORSHIP |
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| The First Monday of the month |
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| 9.30 am |
Toddler Time (Songs and stories, games, crafts and chat for toddlers and their carers) |
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| The First Tuesday of the month |
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| 7.30 pm |
Eucharist with prayers for healing |
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| The Second Wednesday of the month |
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| 12 noon |
Ecumenical Prayers for Peace and Justice |
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| The Third Monday of the month |
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| 10.30 am |
Eucharist at Town Close |
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DAILY WORSHIP |
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| Morning Prayer takes place Mon-Sat (except Thurs) at 8.45 am |
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| Evening Prayer is often at 4.45 pm (but is more subject to change). For daily prayer online, please click here. |
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WORSHIP AT St MARTIN, SEAMER |
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| The Eucharist is usually celebrated on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays at 11.15 am |
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| Occasionally this pattern alters for special afternoon services, joint worship with the Methodist church or joint worship at Stokesley (see the page for this month). |
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| There is also a Eucharist on Easter & Christmas morning and on Ash Wednesday evening, and worship on Good Friday. |
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| Baptisms and Weddings at either church - Enquiries should be made to the Rector (tel. 01642 710405). |
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| The Church at Stokesley also offers:- |
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LARGE PRINT Hymn and Eucharist Books - please ask Sidesmen on duty |
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A LOOP SYSTEM for hearing aid users |
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Cassette TAPES of the Sunday 9.30 service |
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Holy Communion at home, monthly |
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A Church Visitor to call |
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| Contact: The Rector, the Readers or a Churchwarden |
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