Services and Worship Autumn 2023

WORSHIP SERVICES TO END OF DECEMBER

St Peter’s Church, Church Langton Everyone welcome, Tea and coffee served after our services. We ask that you are sensitive to the health of others and do not attend worship if you or your family show symptoms of Covid or other Autumn viruses, thank you.

SEPTEMBER

10th Holy Communion with Baptism – Rev Martin Hathaway, 10.30am

24th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

OCTOBER

8th Harvest All Age Worship – Maxine Johnson 10.30am

22nd Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

NOVEMBER

2nd All Souls Service – Rev Martin Hathaway 7.00pm

12th Remembrance Service – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

26th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

DECEMBER

10th Holy Communion – Rev Martin Hathaway 10.30am

20th Wed Carols and Reading – Various, 7.00pm

24th Midnight Mass – Rev Martin Hathaway 11.00

25th All Age Worship – Thorpe – TBC – 10.30am

Murmuration over the fields, John Atkins
John Atkins

Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day

Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day are as important this year as ever, as we remember everyone who has sacrificed so much in continued difficult times, but especially this year, the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Remembrance Sunday service for the Langton villages

Remembrance Service: Sunday 13th November, 10.30am,
St Peter’s Church, Church Langton

The service will take place in St Peter’s Church in Church Langton, starting at 10.30am and lasts for about an hour. The service will be lead by Rev Martin Hathaway and Lay Incubment, Maxine Johnson, with contributions from our church members from Tur and Thorpe Langton.

The collection taken at the service in St Peter’s will support the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal.

Act of Remembrance and Two-Minute Silence: 11am

The Act of Remembrance and two-minute silence at 11am take place inside the church as part of the Remembrance Service, when the names of our local war dead are read and the wreaths for the Langton villages are blessed.

Laying of wreaths at the War Memorial: 11:45 – 12noon

After the service in church, the congregation will process from the church to the village green where where the wreath for Church Langton will be laid on the War Memorial.

The wreaths from our sister villages will be returned and laid at their village memorials separately.

We hope you can join us for the service in St Peter’s and the laying of the wreath at the village green.


“When you go home, tell them of us and say
For your tomorrow, we gave our today.”

— John Maxwell Edmonds


Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day


Poppies to remember

“When you go home, tell them of us and say
For your tomorrow, we gave our today.”

— John Maxwell Edmonds

Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day are especially important this year as we remember everyone who has given so much in continued difficult times.

Remembrance Sunday Service – in St Peter’s Church

This year our service will be held on in church, which we are so pleased to announce and we hope as many people as possible will join us.

The service starts at 10.30am and the collection will be in aid of Royal British Legion

Afterwards a wreath will be laid at the war memorial where we hope you can join us as well.