Next Service:
- Thu 2nd Apr 9:45am Said Communion (Lady Chapel)
All services are currently suspended
Worshipping God . Growing in Faith . Working in Community
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Services
All services are currently suspended due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Visit our Services page to find out about the services we will offer after lockdown measures have ended.
- Thu 2nd Apr 9:45am Said Communion (Lady Chapel)
- Sun 5th Apr 9:00am Said Communion (Church)
- Sun 5th Apr 10:30am Little Saints (Nave)
- Sun 5th Apr 6:00pm Various (Chancel)
- Tue 7th Apr 7:30pm Said Communion (Lady Chapel)
About All Saints Harbury
The community of All Saints exists for two main reasons: to worship God and to serve the local area. We meet to pray and worship. We draw near to God so that he can polish the tarnish from our fragile lives and restore his image in us.
At All Saints, the Eucharist (Holy Communion or Mass) is central to our worship. We look to the scriptures to mould us and teach us. We try hard to love others as we experience God’s love for us. You are welcome to come and join us at any of our services.
Latest Updates
Announcement re new Priest-in-Charge
Further to the review which we conducted for our Priest-in-Charge, we are pleased to announce that the Reverend Andrew (Andy) Batchelor, currently Vicar of St Mary the Virgin, Walney Island and Priest-in-Charge of St Johns Barrow Island, will be our new Priest-in-Charge.We have yet to arrange a date for his
Heat Light & Stone Appeal – update July 2020
Are you a Pillar or a Buttress? ‘I am not a pillar of the church, but a buttress. I support it, but from outside.’ Winston Churchill, speaking to his Private Secretary in the 1950s. Unsurprisingly, there has been a great initial response to the appeal for the repair and renewal
Thought for the Day 4th July 2020
Some of us at the moment have a bit more money because we haven’t been able to spend it during lockdown. Others have a lot less money. In the Bible we read that John the Baptist said to someone asking for advice that anyone who had two coats should share
Harbury & Ladbroke News
Please find below a link to the July online edition of the Harbury & Ladbroke News: https://hlnews.co.uk/onewebmedia/Past%20Editions/2020/July%202020%20Issue%20556.pdf
Thought for the Day 3rd July 2020
BORDERS So often it is said “Charity begins at home”. But where does it end? At the front door? At the edge of village or town? At the borders of County or Country or Continent? Or where the edge of our home world meets the Infinity of space? For
Thought for the Day 2nd July 2020
I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. Maya Angelou
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We are pleased that Reverend Andrew (Andy) Batchelor, currently Vicar of St Mary the Virgin, Walney Island & Priest-in-Charge of St Johns Barrow Island, has agreed to be our new Priest-in-Charge. ...
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