We have an adult mixed-voice choir, rehearsing at 9am each Sunday. We participate in worship each Sunday morning at 10am and also at approximately twelve special services each year. We are a mixed ability group including music graduates and those not able to read music. No audition is needed, only the ability to sing in tune. Our organist and choir master is happy to speak to anyone who would like to join the choir. He will also be pleased to talk to anyone in the congregation who plays a musical instrument. Contact Tim Goode, our organist, via the Contacts page. Bellringers You can't see us - but you can certainly hear us. No special skills are needed to learn to ring, although a half-decent memory is an advantage. Ringers' age range tends to be 16+ through to extremely old. Physical strength is not a must but a sense of hand, eye and brain co-ordination is needed. We practise every Monday evening. Initial learning is carried out on 'tied' bells (the sound muffled for the benefit of our neighbours), once general handling is considered okay learners are 'let loose' on open bells with the rest of the group. We have marvellous support from ringers based at other nearby churches. Commitment is important, and regular attendance at Monday training is essential for the first few months. Once trained to a suitable level, ringing for the 10am Sunday service is expected of all ringers. We are also asked to ring for some weddings and on other special occasions and national events. Contact: Tower Captain Jack Battershill; Bellringers Secretary Barbara Atkins via the Contacts page.

The choir, on the left, leading the singing