This year our Ash Wednesday Eucharist will be online at 3pm on Wednesday 17th February, or any time afterwards; do join us.
Ash Wednesday Eucharist

This year our Ash Wednesday Eucharist will be online at 3pm on Wednesday 17th February, or any time afterwards; do join us.
On Monday 11th January at 7.00pm, Rev. Kevin Maddy was Instituted and Inducted as Rector of St Stephen’s, after several years as our Priest in Charge. The service is still available to watch online.
Due to the increase in Covid-19 cases locally, and being placed in Tier 4, with immediate effect, all of our services will be online only, with no congregation in church. We know this will disappoint some of you who were…
Join us online at 6pm on Sunday 20th December for our Carol Service, telling the Christmas story with Bible readings, carols sung by our choir, and traditional Christmas carols for us to sing together.
Join us for a week of events and activities based around Prayer, beginning with our opening service on Friday 28th February at 7.30pm.
Everyone is warmly welcome to celebrate Christmas with us at any of our services over the Christmas period – we look forward to meeting you! Sunday 22nd December * The Fourth Sunday of Advent8.00am Holy Communion10.30am Sung Eucharist6.00pm Carol Service…
On Sunday 10th November, our morning service commemorates Remembrance Sunday, with Fauré’s Requiem sung liturgically by our choir. Everyone is warmly welcome at this special service.
You are warmly invited to our service in St Stephen’s Church, to come together with other members of our community to remember loved ones who are no longer with us. During the service you will be welcome to light a…
Join us for our traditional Harvest Festival at 10.30am on Sunday 6th October 2019. A service to give thanks for the harvest with worship, prayer, and music, lasting about an hour. During the service, donations of food and toiletries will…
Presented by the University of Kent, and returning to St Stephen’s after nearly 500 hundred years, John Bale’s inflammatory play about notorious King John is as controversial as ever. Join the Cultures of Performance research group as we workshop extracts…