Sunday 2nd February – Candlemas – 9.30 am Parade service and Parish Eucharist and 6.30 pm Choral service
Welcome to All Saints’ Church in Orpington Town Centre. We enjoy our sacramental worship, our service to others and our open fellowship. All of our services and events are open to everyone. Please come and join us! Please read the full introduction on our Welcome page to find out more. If you live anywhere within … Continue reading
Sunday 19th January – Thank you to Canon Katrina Barnes who is taking our morning services. Week of Prayer for Christian Unity – There are services on ‘Unusual Kindness’ all this week at different churches as follows: Sunday – 6.30 pm, United Service, Christchurch Monday – 10 am, St Martin’s, Chelsfield Tuesday – 10 am, … Continue reading
The Bishop of Rochester, in consultation with the Patron and parish representatives, is pleased to announce that the Revd George Rogers is to be the next vicar of All Saints, Orpington. George is currently Vicar of Milton Regis, a united benefice made up of four churches in the Canterbury Diocese. He has been a priest … Continue reading
We pray regularly for the people of our parish and town in a general way but we would like to know what you would like us to pray for. We have divided the parish up as randomly as we can and will feature about 4 roads a month. It will take us 3 years to … Continue reading
Following a very successful exhibition in All Saints’ Church, Orpington, prints of these paintings can be viewed online and copies ordered here
When ‘All Saints got Talent’ met a parish picnic – we got September Surprises! It was a lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon in good company, with delicious food and great entertainment! After a bring and share lunch we were entertained with a mixture of poetry, singing and music.
We are proud to support the work of The Michael Project. Today we welcomed back Helen and David Hobbs who are visiting from Zimbabwe. We heard about their continuing work with orphans and the impact of the current economic crisis hitting Zimbabwe. We pray with them that they will be able to care for many … Continue reading
