Support your local community with a visit to the Christmas Tree Festival; celebrate Jesus as the Light of the World at our Christingle service (the service with the orange); rediscover old favourites at our carol service; come along as a family to celebrate Christmas at one of our two Crib services (lots of dress-up activity for children); or spend time in traditional reflection and worship at our Christmas Holy Communion services.

We have something for everyone – check our events page for more details or click on the attached poster, above.

Well… With everything going on, we’re still hoping to perform for you this Christmas! Lots of covid precautions in place, most of which are outlined on the booking form.

To reserve a ticket, please click here to complete this form.

Family Worship at John Godber Centre
11am Sunday 24th October
11am Sunday 28th November

God and Games at St John the Evangelist
4pm Sunday 21st November
4pm Sunday 19th December

Advent Time Travel at STMM
10-noon Saturday 27th November
– please book in via Jane

Christingle at STMM
12th December 4pm

For more info see the EVENTS section of our website for news on specific events.
Or contact jane_haywood@hotmail.com
Helen Chantry 01158747369

Download a list of the above to save a date.

We thought it would be nice to share these so that anyone home schooling and not at the National Primary could access them.

This weeks worship is based on the values of Courage and Perseverance and the story of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane.

Don’t they look fabulous!

The wreaths replace the Christmas trees which traditionally grace St Mary Magdalene Church during Advent, but which in line with current Covid-19 restrictions are this year missing.

Thank you to all contributed

Lovely carols, lots of dads with towels on their heads for shepherd costumes and everyone enjoying the wonder of the Greatest Story Ever Told.

If you didn’t make it this year – come along in 2016 and enjoy the fun!

Curate James Pacey led the Christingle building activity and with almost military planning, hundreds of oranges, candles, red ribbons, cocktail sticks and little marshmallow sweets, were assembled by the congregation, between the singing of beautiful carols.

Once the Christingles were ready, the church lights were dimmed and the candles lit, creating a wonderful, festive atmosphere throughout the church.

Starting on the 2nd of December, almost 60 trees were viewed by over 800 visitors on the first night alone, with almost 2,000 people expected over the four day event. Visitors can vote for their favourite tree, beautifully decorated by Hucknall shops, businesses, clubs and organisations.

The inset picture shows Revd Canon Kathryn Herrod opening the event, with one of the younger visitors about to cut a ceremonial ribbon.

For more information and pictures of the fantastic event, visit the Hucknall Christmas Tree Festival Facebook page.