All Saints Church is a  traditional Church of England parish church in the diocese of Oxford. It runs services at the church in London Road, A329, just west of the Heatherwood roundabout, five minutes from Ascot Racecourse, as well as in the Chapel of St.Mary and St.John, at King Edward's Hall, King Edward's Road, North Ascot. For a list of service times visit www.all-saints-ascot.org

Father Darrell is married to Linda, and they have recently moved into The Rectory in London Road. The Hannahs are an international family; Darrell is an American, but has lived in the UK for nearly sixteen years.  He came to England to pursue a doctorate at Cambridge.

After Cambridge Darrell held academic posts in the Universities of Sheffield, Birmingham and Oxford. Since his ordination, he has served in parishes in Birmingham, Iffley, and Earley.   
Linda is Swedish, and has lived in the UK for six years after coming to this country to study at the Birmingham Conservatoire.  She is a freelance violinist and specialises in Baroque music. 
 

 All Souls' Church, South Ascot is situated in All Souls' Road, between Oliver Road and Victoria Road on the west side.  Each Sunday (except the 1st in the month) at 10.30 am there is a Parish Eucharist with Sunday School.  On the 1st Sundays, however, there is a said communion service at 9.00 am and All Souls' Praise at 10.30 am, the latter being a lively all age praise service.  During the week Toddler |Praise is on Tuesdays at 10.30 am and Chat and Craft, a ladies' social group, takes place on Tuesdays at 2.00 pm.  On Friday mornings there is a said communion service.   Revd Stephen Johnsonl became vicar of this church and St Michael's, Sunninghill in July.  All are welcome at our services.  For further information please contact Church warden, Alison on 621083 during the day or 627023 in the evenings."

Ascot Baptist Church meets for Worship on Sunday mornings, at their premises on the corner of King Edward's Road and New Road, North Ascot.  For details of the creche, children's groups, Resonate youth group, prayer meetings and many other activities visit www.ascotbaptistchurch.org  

The Ascot Baptist Church invites you to join them for their Christmas celebrations on Sunday 20th December at 10.30 am and 6.30 pm.
The theme for both meetings is “The Xmas Files – the truth is out there”.
The morning meeting at 10.30 am is a Christmas Family Celebration for one hour incorporating puppets and drama. There is a crèche available and refreshments afterwards.
The evening meeting at 6.30 pm is a Christmas Carol Service. Come for just one hour to experience the wonder of Christmas. This will be followed by mulled wine, mince pies and other refreshments.

You can find at 175 New Road, on the corner of New Road with King Edwards Road. For further information please visit our web site: www.ascotbaptistchurch.org

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The class meets on Wednesday morning at 9.15am till 11.30am at Ascot Baptist Church, King Edwards Road, North Ascot. For further information contact Debra 01344 884612 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

Holy Trinity Church is in Church Road, Sunningdale. For more information about the services, Holy Communion, evensong, CMI Church office and Rendezvous meeting place with refreshments and musical events, contact Reverend David Uffindell on 01344 620061 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   Visit http://www.holytrinitysunningdale.co.uk/

Joels Place Church meets at Carnation Hall, Chavey Down Road, Winkfield Row, RG42 7PA, on Sundays from 11 am - 12.15pm, with tea and coffee afterwards.

They include time to worship God, a short practical talk from the Bible and prayer.

Children are part of the worship time and then get involved in various groups for their age (including crèche). For more information visit www.joelsplacechurch.org.uk

The Sacred Heart Catholic Church can be contacted at Verona Fathers, London Road, Sunningdale, SL5 0JY. Sunday Mass is at 10.30am and 11.30am Contact: 01344 621238.

St Martin’s church vision is to celebrate the Christian faith through worship in gentle and friendly fellowship.
The variety of style  offered enables the church to accommodate every age group and, with the Spirit’s guidance, strive to strengthen our own faith and bring others through the teaching of the Scriptures to an active belief in the Lord.
This small and simple Victorian church is in the middle of the village of Chavey Down, with a Hall which is used for a variety of community and church activities.
Its services are based on the Common Worship service.
Church address: Church Road, Chavey Down, Ascot, SL5 8RR
Website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

St Peter’s Church of England Church, Cranbourne

At St Peter's church we aim to be a united fellowship, honouring Christ and by the power of the Holy Spirit sharing the love of God in our daily lives. We exist to demonstrate the love of God within our community, help all people find opportunities to share Christ’s love and develop the devotional life and spiritual gifts of believers by the power of the Holy Spirit.

This Victorian church lies near the edge of Windsor Great Park. It has recently been restored and re-ordered following a major fire. The re‑ordering has improved access for the less mobile, and includes sound and projection facilities. It is suitable for community events during the week as well as for Sunday services in a variety of styles. Its notable small Father Willis organ was destroyed in the fire, and has been replaced by a fine modern organ by Peter Collins.

The worship style is modern and fairly informal.

Church address: Hatchet Lane, Cranbourne, SL4 2EG

Website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

St.Francis RC Church is in Coronation Road, South Ascot, SL5 9HG has Sunday Mass at 10am and can be contacted on 01344 620591.

St Mary's church provides an opportunity for people of all ages to worship in a traditional but friendly atmosphere.  
We use the 1662 Book of Common Prayer at our Morning Prayer and Communion services and take our readings from the King James version of the Bible.
Weekly Family Praise service at 9.30am is modern and informal.
The aim is to ‘bridge the gap’ between our modern family worship and our more traditional other services. We will guard the truth, lift up the name of Jesus without fear and ensure that, in times to come, everyone will be able to worship in our beautiful building
The ancient church building has stood on its present site in the heart of Winkfield for at least 700 years. It is famous for its unusual oak pillars along the centre of the aisle, one given to the Church by Elizabeth 1st.

Church address: Church Road, Winkfield, SL4 4SQ Website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

St.Michael's and All Angels' Church is in Church Lane, Sunninghill. It offers a range of services, including a family service on alternate Sundays, as well as Sunday school classes. The Church recently joined with All Souls in South Ascot and is currently in an Interregnum. It has links with both St.Michael's and Cheapside schools.For more information call 01344 620727.

 Sunningdale Baptist Church is in the High Street in the old village. It runs Sunday services, family services and a Tuesday toddler group. For more information call 01344 872325.

Within the Benefice of Winkfield and Cranbourne – there are  three Anglican church 'families':
    St Martin's, Chavey Down
    St Mary's, Winkfield
    St Peter's, Cranbourne
all with their own style and individuality, working together for the Kingdom of God.  Our vicar is the Reverend Catherine Blundell.  
We look forward to welcoming friends and visitors into our church communities.  
For more information please visit the Church website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk

Winkfield Row Methodist Church, small and tucked in a row of houses opposite Lambrook Haileybury School, was opened as long ago as 1854, but has been thoroughly refurbished in recent years and provides a comfortable environment for traditional worship on Sundays at 10.30 am.  Its small but very friendly congregation offers a warm welcome to all.The popular annual Winkfield Row May Day Fair started as their brainchild.   Contact Daphne Norgate on 01276 476141.