Our services at St Margaret's this week
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Dear Folks,
Our services this week are:
Wednesday 24th April at 10.30am we will have our weekly benefice service of Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer). Tea and coffee is served after the service.
Sunday 28th April at 9.45am we will have our monthly Songs of Praise service with music lead by the organ and choir. Refreshments will be served after the service.
You are welcome.
Bless you
Rev'd Graeme
Rector, Crick, Yelvertoft with Clay Coton, and Lilbourne
Rural Dean, Brixworth Deanery
Our services
Worship times in the Crick Benefice
St Margaret's, Crick
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1st Sunday 9:45am Morning Praise
2nd Sunday 9:45am Holy Communion
3rd Sunday 3pm SHINE!
4th Sunday 9:45am Songs of Praise
5th Sunday 11:15am Benefice Holy Communion. Held in Crick, Lilbourne or Yelvertoft. Information about the hosting church will be posted on our What's On page
Wednesday 10:30am Holy Communion (BCP)
All Saints, Yelvertoft
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1st Sunday 11:15am Holy Communion
2nd Sunday 11:15am Songs of Praise
3rd Sunday 11:15am Morning Praise
4th Sunday 11:15am All Age service
All Saints, Lilbourne
CV23 0SX
1st Sunday 9:30am Morning Praise
2nd Saturday 3pm S.A.I.L*
2nd Sunday 9:30am Morning Praise
3rd Sunday 9:30am Holy Communion
4th Sunday 6pm Evensong (BCP)
*Saturday Afternoons in Lilbourne. Meets at Lilbourne Village Hall.
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WELCOMING YOU TO ST. MARGARET'S
Jesus Christ loves us all enough to live and die so that we have the best chance of living with God forever!
At St. Margaret’s we are committed to follow Jesus.
You are so very welcome to come along
YOUNG PEOPLE
St Margaret's runs a weekly Little Saints toddler group at 2.15pm on a Monday afternoon. And on the 3rd Sunday at 3pm we have our SHINE service for children under 12 and their families.
Safeguarding
St Margaret's Church, Crick takes its duty and obligations to protect all extremely seriously. We follow the Church of England's national, robust procedures and guidelines. We have also adopted the national policy 'Promoting a Safer Church' which is reviewed annually by our PCC. You can find more about the national policies and procedures at https://www.churchofengland.org/safeguarding/safer-church
Visit our Safeguarding page for further information and who to contact if you have any safeguarding concerns.