Caring · Sharing · Daring
Welcome to St Nicolas
Following the retirement of Rector Roy Woodhams, we have now entered into a period of vacancy as we begin the process of looking for our next incumbent.
We are blessed to have our Curate, Erik, steering the ship, alongside the rest of our team.
If you have any questions about the church, our services, or would like to meet for a chat and a drink, please do get in touch with us. We would love to meet you.
Services this week
Latest News
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Children & Families
We are committed to serving, teaching, learning from, and worshipping with all children and families who wish to grow their faith in Jesus.
Groups & Events
The family of St Nicolas Church is one of musicians, artists, historians, bakers, writers, scientists and more! Join us and use your gift to serve God and our church community.
Life Events
As a church community, we are here to share in each stage of your life's journey:
Baptism
Blessing new life with God's love
A Baptism (or Christening) is the traditional service in which water is poured over the child's head. In the services, the parents and godparents promise to bring up the child in the Christian faith. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the birth or adoption of a child, and to thank and praise God for this miracle!
Confirmation
Seeking answers and growing in faith
Confirmation is for teenagers and adults who have been baptised as children and who wish to ‘confirm’ the promises made by their parents and godparents. In preparation for the Confirmation service, individuals join in a group preparation course in which they learn about and grow in their faith.
Wedding
Joining together, through God
As Christians, we believe that marriage is a gift from God and the most solid foundation upon which to build a family. The marriage service is the joining, before God, of a couple in a life-long relationship. We are here to help you arrange and plan your special day with us at St Nicolas.
Funeral
Leaving loved ones in God's care
Through death, our loved ones proceed into God's keeping. For those of us who remain behind, however, this can be a sad time as we grieve the loss of a life on Earth. The Church has an important place in supporting people through grief in a variety of ways, beginning with the Funeral service.
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