Sutton Parish is home to three unique churches – All Saints, St Nicholas and St Michaels. Each church has it’s own character, congregation and services and there should be something for everybody. Find out more about our churches below!
As lockdown eases, our churches will begin to open once more. We will post our most recent opening times here.
10.30am St. Nicholas (alternating between Holy Communion and Morning Worship) each Sunday.
10.00am Communion Service each Thursday
10 am at St. Michaels (alternating between Holy Communion and Morning Worship) each Sunday.
All Saints is presently closed for restoration, however there is a 12pm service held at St Nicholas’ church.
St Nicholas’
St. Nicholas is a lovely historic church which has a choral tradition and worships in a traditional style with a friendly informality.
The church is situated in a peaceful churchyard which serves the local community and where many families come to remember their loved ones. St. Nicholas has been the venue for many weddings, baptisms and funerals for the families who live in Sutton.
The Sunday services alternate between Communion and Morning Worship.
If you’d like to hold a Baptism, Wedding or Funeral service at any of our churches, please use our Contact page to get in touch.
St Michaels & All Angels
St Michael’s is a friendly and welcoming church family, where modern styles of worship are preferred and the sung worship is led by a worship group. Holy Communion is celebrated monthly and there is also an all-age service monthly.
We have a beautiful, modern church building which can easily be transformed during the week for community activities. Our heart is to love and serve the community.
If you’d like to hold a Baptism, Wedding or Funeral service at any of our churches, please use our Contact page to get in touch.
All Saints, Sutton
All Saints Church is much loved by the local community of Sutton. It has a special place in the lives of the children of Sutton Oak School. It is presently being restored after damage caused by an accidental fire. The worship is traditional and heartfelt.
The church loves its community and seeks to be ‘open all hours’ to people as soon as it is possible to be. Many weddings, baptisms and funerals have taken place there over the years, and the church has a place in the hearts of the people.
Presently, All Saints has a 12pm service currently held at St. Nicholas Church but hope to return ‘home’ as soon as they can.
If you’d like to hold a Baptism, Wedding or Funeral service at any of our churches, please use our Contact page to get in touch.
