Forthcoming Events

Our baby & toddler group Little Wrigglers at St Bartholomew is now meeting again after the refurbishment works, which created a new level access path and entrance (off Hyde Church Path), plus two extra toilets. Please see below.

19th June at 9am: Morning Prayer at St Lawrence.

20th June at 10.30am: Celebration of Community Event at St Bartholomew’s. Everyone is invited to celebrate our community and the completion of Phase 1 renovations! From 10:30-2pm - a ribbon-cutting (at 11am), cake, coffee, fizz, stalls, history talk & vision for the future, plus ploughman’s lunches. Then from 5-8pm a repeat of last year's fantastic evening BBQ event : enjoy terrific live music, drinks by the Hyde Tavern, delicious BBQ, and great company.  See poster below.

21st June from 6 - 8pm: Sunday@Six youth worship service at St Lawrence.

24th June from 10 - 11.30am: Little Wrigglers Baby and Toddler Group at St Bartholomew. Come along! Entry via Hyde Church Path. Every Wednesday during term time.

24th June at 2.30pm:TakeTime Meditation at St Lawrence. A gentle hour of reflection inspired by a Bible story.

24th June at 7pm: Art @ St Bart’s - Anne Desmet’s rescheduled talk on wood engraving. Please spread the word and book your tickets (£15 each), from www.threesaints.org.uk/art or at the door. Refreshments will be available; all proceeds will go to the Giving for Living Appeal.

26th June at 9am: Morning Prayer at St Lawrence.

26th June at 6.30pm: Hyde in Conversation - in the final event of this year’s series of informal interviews with local people, Rose Burns chats with our very own Revd Karen Kousseff. Held at St Bartholomew’s church. Tickets £8 for Hyde900 members; £10 non-members, from https://www.hyde900.org.uk/events/upcoming-events

27th June at 4pm: Wedding of Amy Butterworth and David Clifford at St Lawrence.

3rd July at 10am: Coffee Morning at St Lawrence

7th July at 7.45am: National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast. This is livestreamed to enable anyone to attend, to pray for our parliament, government and politics and to reflect upon the relevance of the Christian faith to our public life. This year’s theme is ‘Hope for the future’, with speaker Clare Williams-Sarpong. Sign up for the livestream on their website Prayer Breakfast – Christians in Parliament.

11 July at 3pm: Diocesan Service of Lament and Reflection at St Bartholomew. The Church of England and the Diocese have now issued statements in relation to the harm caused by historic adoption policy https://winchesterdiocese.org/historic-adoption/  As the main Diocesan Maternity Home was situated in the parish of St Bartholomew, Bishop Kelly will lead a service of lament and reflection there on 11th July at 3pm. Offers of cake for the refreshments will be much appreciated – please contact Revd Karen.

18 July at 10.30am: Coffee Morning at St Bartholomew

19 July at 6pm: Sunday @ Six Youth Service at St Lawrence

Coffee Mornings

St Lawrence Church, 10am 1st Friday of the month

St Bartholomew’s Church, 10.30am 3rd Saturday of the month.