The Eucharist is celebrated with spoken responses and without hymns as a service of quiet reflection. 

Communion is celebrated with hymns accompanied by the organ and visiting musicians from the Cambeltown City Band.

Join us for a friendly, joyful and meaningful service, followed by time to share tea, coffee and goodies. 

The Eucharist is celebrated using the format from the Book of Common Prayer.  A permanent feature of the Church of England’s worship and a key source for its doctrine, the Book of Common Prayer is loved for the beauty of its language and its services are widely used. 

Holy Communion is celebrated with hymns sung to the accompaniment of the pipe organ. 

The Eucharist is celebrated with spoken responses and without hymns as a service of quiet reflection. 

Holy Communion is celebrated with hymns sung to the accompaniment of the pipe organ. 

The Eucharist is celebrated with spoken responses and without hymns as a service of quiet reflection. 

Holy Communion is celebrated with hymns sung to the accompaniment of the pipe organ. 

The newly elected Archbishop Bradley Billing will visit All Souls’ Church to meet and celebrate Eucharist with a combined 9am congregation.

Morning tea will follow when you will have an opportunity to speak with the Archbishop.