We aim to be a lively, relevant, loving church, that is valuable to God and to our neighbours

Welcome to the Parish of Shere

 

Despite the current COVID Pandemic and the difficulties it poses, we strive to be a mature, missional and inclusive multi-generational Christian community, here for everyone, whatever your outlook or experience, age or stage in life.

If you would like to speak to someone or have any queries please visit our contact page or email the Parish Administrator, Jo Norfolk at admin@parishofshere.com. 

This parish is part of the United Benefice of Shere, Albury and Chilworth

May Services 2022

Sunday May 1st
8am BCP Communion at St James'
10am Parish Communion at St Mark's
4.30pm Family Feast at St Mark's

Sunday May 8th
8am BCP Communion at St Mark's
10am Parish Communion at St James'
6.30pm taketime at St James'

Sunday May 15th
8am BCP Communion at St James'
10am Parish Communion at St Mark's
4.30pm Family Feast at St James'

Sunday May 22nd
8am BCP Communion at St Mark's
10am Parish Communion at St James'

Sunday May 29th
8am BCP Communion at St Mark's 
10am All Age Worship at St James'

Taketime online is on Tuesday 17th May at 6.30pm via Zoom.
To get the link,email janepa@parishofshere.com 

Wednesdays at 9am at St James Midweek Communion held weekly

Little Fishes at 10am (for babies and pre-schoolers)at St Marks 




Little Fishes takes place every week at 10 am at St Mark's. This service is for babies and toddlers and their parents/carers. Singing, musical instruments, a short story and refreshments.

This is a very relaxed, early years environment where you can come and meet new friends. 





 

As we unite in anguish for the plight of the people of Ukraine  many people are asking, ‘what can we do?’
At this stage – and mindful that there is a long road ahead – we would highlight two dimensions for response:

1. Spiritually: let’s continue to pray for peace. For no less than a change of heart from Putin; and for God’s mercy amid the turmoil, especially for all those in dire straits. There is a prayer station in the St Nicholas' chapel at St James' and online resources are available on the diocesan website here
2. Financially: we can keep giving financial aid through the charities and funds which are working on the ground. We encourage in particular a church-to-church channel, so that we empower our brothers and sisters in Ukraine and bordering countries – such as through the Ukraine Emergency Appeal which is a joint venture between the Diocese in Europe and USPG.

  

Supporting St James and St Marks