SCAN PARISH SERVICE INFORMATION 2024

  


3rd November 

10.30am             ‘Something Different’ in SCAN –

                           St Laud’s, Sherington (Family Friendly)


10th November

9.30am               AofR St Lauds

10.45                  AofR War Memorial Chicheley

11am                  H/C St Lawrences Chicheley

4pm                    AofR War Memorial North Crawley

                           Followed by RBL service in St Firmin’s


17th November

9.30am               Holy Communion at St Lauds Sherington

4pm Evensong    St Firmin's North Crawley


24th November

11am                   Holy Communion at St Lawrences Chicheley



 2nd November - Coffee Morning 10-12

16th November - Breakfast 8.30-10.30





80 people attended the 2021 Carol Service at St Mary's Hardmead, looked after by the Friends of Friendless Churches and in our parish.  A good time was had by all, as you can see!

80 people attended the 2021 Carol Service at St Mary's Hardmead, looked after by the Friends of Friendless Churches and in our parish. A good time was had by all, as you can see!

Further info about the church, a Grade 1 listed building, can be found  at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary%27s_Church,_Hardmead

Further info about the church, a Grade 1 listed building, can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Mary%27s_Church,_Hardmead

Weddings and baptisms

Weddings and baptisms in our churches can take place  following revised government regulations and national church guidance.  For further info, please use the contact link below.

Please contact us here 

St Lawrence Chicheley from Chicheley Hall

St Lawrence Chicheley from Chicheley Hall

Chicheley Hall

Chicheley Hall

Online worship - resources from the CofE

A link to national Church of England online resouces can be accessed here, including the prayer for today and Sunday services at 9am

The Church Times website has some really useful links, with access to theological refelections, blogs, meditations and RSCM's (Royal Society of Church Music) Hymn of the Day which you can sing along to - and singing is good for you!

A lecture from the Archbishop of York

St Martin in the Fields September 2021

transcript can be found here

on the Archbishop of York's website

New congregations

A recent video from the diocese with examples of 'fresh expressions' of church developed during the pandemic we can learn from, to encourage and support our communities as we adapt to the relaxing of restrictions

Church at Home - Oxford Diocese

There will be no Church at Home Diocesan  services until further notice- watch this space!

Diocese of Oxford videos, including previous services, can be found here on YouTube

Celtic Daily Prayer- prayers for morning and evening

Canticle from Morning Prayer

Christ, as a light illumine and guide me.

Christ, as a shield overshadow me.

Christ under me; Christ over me; Christ beside me on my left and my right.

This day be within and without me, lowly and meek, yet all-powerful.

Be in the heart of each to whom I speak; in the mouth of each who speaks unto me.

This day be within and without me, lowly and meek, yet all-powerful. Christ as a light;

Christ as a shield; Christ beside me on my left and my right.

Expressions of faith from Evening Prayer

Lord, You have always given bread for the coming day; and though I am poor, today I believe.

Lord, You have always given strength for the coming day; and though I am weak, today I believe. Lord,

You have always given peace for the coming day; and though of anxious heart, today I believe.

Lord, You have always kept me safe in trials; and now, tried as I am, today I believe.

Lord, You have always marked the road for the coming day; and though it may be hidden, today I believe.

Lord, You have always lightened this darkness of mine; and though the night is here, today I believe.

Lord, You have always spoken when time was ripe; and though you be silent now, today I believe.

Celtic Daily Prayer, Book Two Farther Up and Farther In 2015, The Northumbria Community Trust

SCAN prayer chain

Are you experiencing a time of difficulty?

Perhaps you are suffering, feeling anxious or afraid? Maybe you are struggling with bereavement, loneliness or sadness?

Whatever your circumstances if you would like them to be prayed for by members of the prayer chain please contact:

Jan Weatherley

tel: 01234 391387

email: contactscanparish@gmail.com

All requests will be treated sensitively and if you prefer personal details may remain anonymous when passed along the chain.

Please ask permission if for someone else.

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus”

Daily Hope

Daily Hope offers music, prayers and reflections as well as full worship services from the Church of England at the end of a telephone line. The line – which is available 24 hours a day on 0800 804 8044 – has been set up particularly with those unable to join online church services during the period of restrictions in mind.

Callers will hear a special greeting from Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury before being able to choose from a range of options, including hymns, prayers, reflections and advice on COVID-19.

Options available include materials also available digitally by the Church of England’s Communications team such as Prayer During the Day and Night Prayer, updated daily, from Common Worship, and a recording of the Church of England weekly national online service.

A section called Hymn Line offers callers a small selection of hymns, updated daily. An option entitled ‘Hymns We Love’, provides a hymn and reflection and is based on an initiative by the Connections group

N Crawley community

N Crawley community

St Firmin prayer station

St Firmin prayer station

SCAN online services

On our Facebook page and YouTube channel:  links on our video and podcasts page

Maunday Thursday Evening Prayer,  1st April 7pm

Palm Sunday, 28th March 11am Holy Communion from St Lawrence, Chicheley

Passiontide Sunday, 21st March 2021 9.30am Iona Communion

Mothering Sunday, 14th March 2021- on Facebook Live at 10am and later in the day on our YouTube channel

Something Different, 6th March 2021- The Ten Commandments.  Do they matter today?

Common Worship Holy Communion, 28th February 2021 from St Firmins, North Crawley

First Lent communion service 21st February 2021 9.30am

Iona Communion, 14th Febuary 2021 10.30am

Something Different 7th February 2021 10.30am - Light in the Darkness

Songs of Praise 31st January 2021  10.30am.  Join us for a singalong!

Holy Communion in traditional language, 24th January 2021, 9.30am

Iona Eucharist, 17th January 2021  9.30am

Iona Communion, 10th January 2021

Something Different service for Epiphany -New Year, New Start 10.30am 3rd January 2021

Christmas Day Morning Prayer with a reflection from Revd Coralie

(saved on our Facebook page and this website)

Midnight Mass from St Lauds, Sherington, 24th December

Christ the King, Holy Communion from St Firmins, North Crawley 22nd November

Holy Communion from St Lauds, 15th November 

Holy Communion from St Lawrence, Chicheley 11am 26th July

Something Different, 11am 2nd August

Holy Communion from St Firmins, North Crawley 11am 19th July

Iona Eucharist from St Lauds, Sherington, 11am 12th July

Something Different, 11am 5th July

Holy Communion from St Lauds, Sherington 11am 28th June

Holy Communion from St Lawrence, Chicheley 11am 21st June

Holy Communion from St Firmins, 11am 14th June

A service for Trinity Sunday, 10.30 am 7th June

Morning Prayer, 1st Sunday after Ascension Day 24th May

Rogation Sunday, 17th May

Holy Communion from St Lauds, Sherington Sunday, 10th May

In Praise of Creation, Morning Prayer   Sunday 26th April

Revd. Coralie's Story of the Cross

A narrative in words and pictures on our Podcasts and more page

Good Friday reflection 2020

A relection from Prof. John Fielding, our Licensed Lay Minister, inspired by a visit to Israel and the Holy Land

St Laud's

St Laud's

page updated 

02/06/22