


ST GILES FARNBOROUGH - SERVICE TIMES
Below are services at St. Giles Farnborough. Variations from the norm are in Red.
During this time of COVID pandemic, services may change or be cancelled at short notice as a consequence of Diocesan or Government directives.
Our 10:00am services on Sundays are especially suited to families with children.
Further Information
Pewsheets
for Sunday services are available for download in advance, usually by
the end of Friday each week.
See
Home Page.
Important Note: Service Booking System
A booking system has been set-up to manage the numbers able to attend each service, as well as meet the Government's track & trace requirements. See Details
18th Apr |
Third Sunday of Easter |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
25th Apr |
Fourth Sunday of Easter |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
2nd May |
Fifth Sunday of Easter |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
9th May |
Sixth Sunday of Easter |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
13th May |
Ascension Day (Thursday) |
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10:00am | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
8:15pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
16th May |
Seventh Sunday of Easter |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
23rd May |
Day of Pentecost |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
30th May |
Trinity Sunday |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6th Jun |
First Sunday of Trinity |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
13th Jun |
Second Sunday of Trinity |
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8:00am | Holy Communion - 1662 | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
10:00am | Family Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
6:30pm | Holy Communion | The Revd. Matthew Hughes |
Prayer Requests
At St. Giles there are opportunities for private and communal
prayer, whether it is lighting a candle or praying with others on
Sunday morning, we believe God hears our prayers and answers them as
may be best for us.
If there are particular issues that you would like prayed for then
please let us know. In
particular we pray every Sunday for those who are sick and for those
who have passed away.
If there is somebody in your circle of family and friends who
could
benefit from our prayers, or if you have suffered a recent
bereavement please forward the relevant name to the Parish Office.
FAITH AND WORSHIP
Regular Services
Thursdays 10:00amMidweek Holy Communion
Attendance and Booking
Please note it is necessary to pre-book attendance for these services so we can operate Track & Trace if necessary. You are, of course, welcome to ‘just turn up.’ In this case, please note that priority will be given to those who have pre-booked, we will also need to record your name and telephone number for the purposes of Track & Trace. Covid safety guidelines will remain in place, including social distancing and the wearing of face masks inside the Church and outdoors. (Indoor attendance is limited to 30).Prayer Group
Sundays 8:30amThank you to those who have joined in our Prayer Group which meet 'at home' on Sunday at 8.30 a.m.
Please let me know if you participated in this so I can let the ‘group’ know.
Matthew Hughes
Singing at Services
Not being able to sing or enjoy listening to our excellent choir has felt like a real loss during this pandemic. Music is such an important part of our worship and for many of us it is one of the principal ways in which we encounter the Divine.Although the congregation is still not permitted to sing there will be hymns for us to ‘sing in our hearts’, recorded music from various choirs to enhance our worship at both the 10.00 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. and the chance to hear our newly refurbished organ through Clive's playing.