Eucharist Services - alternate FRIDAYS at 10 am (please see benefice calendar for full details)
Praise Service - 2nd SUNDAY of each month at 4pm
Morning Worship - 3rd Sunday of each month at 10am
All of the services are inclusive and relaxed, with opportunities for discussion and reflection. The Eucharists and Praise Services are conducted by our rector, Fr Clive Wylie SCP with the Authorised Worship Assistants leading the Morning Worship services.
Refreshments are served after all services.
There is a Benefice Eucharist each Sunday at 10 am in The Church of Our Lady Saint Mary, South Creake. This service is live-streamed to the Creake Benefice YouTube channel.
St Mary’s is registered with Inclusive Church.
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