All Saints' is a traditional Church of England parish church in the diocese of Oxford. VISIT : www.all-saints-ascot.org
Read more: All Saints Church | London Road, Ascot
All Souls' Church in South Ascot is situated on All Souls' Road, beyond 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.
Read more: All Souls Church of England | South Ascot
ASCOT LIFE CHURCH LIVE STREAM - CLICK HERE
In normal times, Ascot Life Church (formerly based solely at Ascot Baptist Church ) now has the Sunday Morning Meeting to Ascot Racecourse.
The website is www.ascotlifechurch.org e-mail info@ascotlifechurch.org
Service times are:
LIFE10 – meets at Ascot Racecourse at 10am on Sunday mornings. LIFE6 – we meet at 175 New Road, Ascot at 6pm on Sunday evenings.
Ascot Life Church | Ascot Racecourse & New Road
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Holy Trinity C o E Church, Church Road, Sunningdale.. Find Holy Trinity on FACEBOOK
www.holytrinitysunningdale.co.uk Information: Church Office - Tel: 01344 621886 | Vicar: Revd. Jon Hutchinson
At Holy Trinity we are a diverse community of ages, background and faith experience and as a church we seek to provide a variety of services and events to cater for the needs of everyone.
Every Sunday we hold a 10 am Communion service using Common Worship.
On the first Sunday of the month there is an 8 am Book of Common Prayer Communion service.
Every Wednesday there is a short Communion service held at 12 noon in the Lady Chapel.
Live Stream - For those who cannot come in person the 10.00am service is live-streamed on our YouTube channel HTSVICAR. The following link will take you directly there
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hts+vicar
SUNNINGDALE
Joels Place Church at Sunningdale Village Hall.
Meetings 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
E mail: info@joelsplacechurch.org.uk
Joel's Place Church meets on Sundays, 10.30am to 12 noon, at Sunningdale Village Hall, Church Road, Sunningdale.
http://www.joelsplacechurch.org.uk/
CHURCH LUNCHES
One Sunday in every six, the whole church gathers together for lunch at Gary and Carolyn’s house, after the morning service. Eating together is a firm favourite in the church and is a great opportunity to relax, talk and while away the afternoon with great food and fantastic company. The kids play table tennis, water fights and other games, so everyone’s a winner!
Read more: Joels Place Church - Sunningdale Village HallThe Sacred Heart Catholic Church can be contacted at Verona Fathers, London Road, Sunningdale, SL5 0JY. Contact: 01344 621238.Click here to email The Sacred Heart. www.comboni.org.uk
MASS TIMES
SACRED HEART (CATHOLIC CHURCH) Father Antonio 01344 621238 6:00 pm Mon - Sat Mass 10:00 am Sunday Mass 11:30 am Sunday Mass
St Martin’s Chavey Down holds Family Praise at 9.30am, on the 1st and 2nd Sunday, and Family Communion on the 3rd and 4th Sunda.
As of September, St Martin’s will hold a Family Craft service at 4pm on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Church address: Church Road, Chavey Down, Ascot, SL5 8RR. i
Website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk
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- 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 PETERS CHURCH, HATCHET LANE, CRANBOURNE, WINKFIELD,SL4 2EG - Nave Space available for hire –
Suitable for coffee mornings, meetings, gentle exercise such as Yoga and Pilates, and fundraising events.
For further information please contact Anne - Church Warden, on 07741 410129
Read more: St Peter’s CoE Church | Hatchet Lane | Cranbourne
St.Francis RC Church is in Coronation Road, South Ascot, SL5 9HG has Sunday Mass at 10am and can be contacted on 01344 620591.
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St Mary's church provides an opportunity for people of all ages to worship in a traditional but friendly atmosphere.
The 1662 Book of Common Prayer is used 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
Read more: St.Mary's Co E Church, Maidens Green | Winkfield
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Autumn 2021: St.Michael and All Angels' Church is in Church Lane, Sunninghill and has returned to weekly, in-person services, 9.15am and 10.45am. The 9.15am is an informal, 30-minute, child-friendly service (Lots of interaction, music and space for reflection. For more information, contact sarah@ssaparish.org .
The 10.45am is a traditional , alternating between Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, using the Traditional Liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer, hymns, prayers, bible readings and sermon The Church has joined with All Souls in South Ascot. The vicar , Rev. Stephen Johnson left in 2021 and the Church is between vicars. Curate, Rev Sarah Mortimer continues during the recruitment process.
It has links with both St.Michael's and Cheapside schools. For more information call 01344 620727 or visit the website - CLICK HERE for website
See the Church FACEBOOK page www.ssaparish.org
St.Michael and All Angels' Church in Sunninghill will hold an early Nativity Service on Sunday December 19th 2021.
Read more: St.Michael and All Angels' Church, Sunninghill
Sunningdale Baptist church is an evangelical family church that has had a meeting & worship place in the village since 1828. This is now The Hope Centre, and comprises Christians from a range of backgrounds and age groups. We desire to be faithful to God in our daily lives, and diligent in helping others also discover Jesus Christ as Lord, Saviour and Friend.
The Hope Centre is devoted to God as a place of prayer, welcome, friendship and teaching, and to helping people experience restoration of God’s order and purpose for their lives. It is situated in the High Street in the old village of Sunningdale (SL5 0NG), and includes the Baptist Chapel which has been a meeting place and outreach base for Christians for over 180 years. The Hope Centre building complex has recently been refurbished and extended in preparation for the next season of God’s unfolding plan.
Read more: Sunningdale Baptist Church | Hope Centre
Within the Parish of Winkfield, Cranbourne and Chavey Down – 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. We look forward to welcoming friends and visitors into our church communities.
For more information please visit the Church website: www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk
Our Interim Minister is the Reverend Patrick Mukholi
Fundraising links https://www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk/donate.htm
2st and 4th Sunday at 8am, a said service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer is held in the Parish of Winkfield, Cranbourne and Chavey Down. It is a quiet and reflective service with a short homily rather than a sermon held at St Mary's Church, Winkfield,
Details can be found on the website: https://www.winkfieldandcranbourne.org.uk
Within the Benefice of Winkfield and Cranbourne – there are three Anglican church 'families':
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1st and 4th Sunday at 8am, a said service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer is held in the Parish of Winkfield, Cranbourne and Chavey Down. It is a quiet and reflective service with a short homily rather than a sermon. The services rotate around the churches.
Read more: Winkfield & Cranbourne Churches
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WINKFIELD ROW METHODIST CHURCH CELEBRATES 160 YEARS OF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP | The congregation of Winkfield Row Methodist Church celebrated the church’s 160th Anniversary in 2014. The chapel opened in 1854 as a Primitive Methodist Chapel as part of a circuit (group of churches) that stretched through the Thames Valley Area, as far as Heathrow. Many of the sister churches from back in the 19th Century have long since closed. In the 20th Century, the Primitive Methodists joined with the Wesleyan Methodist Church and the Bible Christians to form the modern day Methodist Church. Winkfield Row was part of the family of churches that made up the Berkshire Surrey Borders circuit.
Winkfield Row Methodist Church, small and tucked in a row of houses opposite Lambrook Haileybury School, was opened as long ago as 1854, and was thoroughly refurbished in recent years. The popular annual Winkfield Row May Day Fair started as their brainchild.