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Draft ideas to consider for a Deanery website
This is an unofficial work-in-progress by Mark Cheverton, Deanery Synod Treasurer, to illustrate ideas for a Leatherhead Deanery website. I hope the information is useful but some may not be up-to-date and it is not endorsed by the Synod. As it is just illustrating ideas, there is little attempt at refinement or completeness.
Deanery Events Calendars
To add these meetings to your own calendar, subscribe to both of these:
Clicking both of the following may do this for you. Otherwise, every calendar app has a subscribe to option. Find it in your calendar app menus and paste both of these in and subscribe, one at a time. Follow any instructions.
To have an event published here, invite leatherhead.deanerycom as a guest to the event in your own calendar. Better still, your church can have a separate calendar just for special events which can be included here automatically.
Check parish websites for latest details.
Last updated in April 2018. Please inform communications at leatherhead.deanery.net of any corrections or additional information
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These are usually quiet, reflective services without music.
Cobham Saint Andrew: Holy Communion
Mickleham Saint Michael and All Angels: Holy Communion (BCP*) except 4th Sunday when there is a service is at Westhumble Chapel instead
Westhumble Chapel:fourth Sundays of month only, Holy communion (Common Worship order 2*) services calendar.
Effingham Saint Lawrence OR Little Bookham check calendar: Holy Communion
Fetcham Saint Mary: Holy communion
East Horsley Saint Martin: Holy Communion
Great Bookham Saint Nicolas: Holy Communion
Leatherhead Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas: Said Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer*)
Oxshott Saint Andrew: a quiet and reflective spoken service of praise and thanksgiving using traditional words, with Holy Communion on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month.
Stoke d'Abernon Saint Mary: Holy Communion (Traditional Language).
Ashtead Saint Giles: said Holy Communion.
9:00
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Downside Saint Michael: Holy Communion
West Horsley Saint Mary: Traditional Morning Prayer.
9:30
Fetcham Saint Mary: Parish communion
Oxshott Saint Andrew: A service of music (choir and organ) with Communion except on the third Sunday of the month.
10:00
Cobham St Andrew: First Sunday of month Family worship, other Sundays Holy Communion with children's activities
Mickleham Saint Michael and All Angels: Holy Communion
Effingham Saint Lawrence OR Little Bookham: check calendar
Great Bookham Saint Nicolas: First Sunday Morning Prayer, other Sundays Holy Communion. Traditional in style with hymns, organ and choir. Children's group for ages 3-10.
Stoke d'Abernon Saint Mary: Family Service on third Sunday of the month, Eucharist on other Sundays
Ashtead Saint Giles: Morning Worship with children's groups; Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month.
10:30
Ockham All Saints: Holy Communion + Children's Church on the first, second and third Sundays, a Family Service on the fourth Sunday and a united benefice service when there is a fifth Sunday in the month.
East Horsley Saint Martin: 1st Sunday, Café Church; 2nd, 4th, 5th Sundays Parish Communion; 3rd Sunday Matins.
Leatherhead Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas: Holy Communion (Common Worship) with organ, hymns and choir. During Communion, small vocal ensembles help lead worship alongside the organ, piano and other classical instruments. The first Sunday of each month is an All Age Communion with a mixture of hymns and songs.
10:45
West Horsley (Saint Mary) in East Horsley Village Hall: Contemporary Service.
11:00
Ashtead Saint George: Morning Worship with children's groups; Holy Communion on the fourth Sunday of the month.
11:15
Fetcham Saint Mary: Informal Service
Oxshott Saint Andrew: modern worship, with drama and contemporary songs led by the worship band, for both adults and children. On the third Sunday, the service includes Communion. Junior Church runs alongside this service.
11:30
Westhumble Chapel: normally Second Sundays of month only, Morning Prayer; check services calendar.
Stoke d'Abernon Saint Mary: third Sunday of the month only, Mattins
Ashtead Saint Giles: Choral Matins (Book of Common Prayer*), Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the month.
16:00
Leatherhead Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas: Evensong on First Sunday of the month ; Taize service on Fifth Sunday.
16:00
Great Bookham Saint Nicolas: Tea and cake, fellowship, contemporary songs, a film clip and discussion, prayer; in the Pastoral Centre at the back of the Churchyard
Effingham Saint Lawrence OR Little Bookham: check calendar
18:00
Stoke d'Abernon Saint Mary: Evensong.
Ashtead Saint Giles: Evensong (Book of Common Prayer*); Holy Communion on the second Sunday of the month.
18:30
Ashtead Saint George: informal modern service (19:00 on fifth Sunday of the month).
19:00
Ashtead Saint George: Youth congregation for school years 9 to 13.
* BCP, the Book of Common Prayer, is in traditional (archaic) language, loved by some for its beauty; 'order two' is usually in similar traditional language;
Common Worship 'order one' is usually in modern language that is easier to understand. In Common Worship there are versions of both orders in both modern and traditional English, so this is only a guide by the perplexed for the perplexed for where a church isn't more specific! Go along or ask the church in question to be sure, then let me know.
Combined Calendars for the Deanery
This shows all the calendars for the deanery and its churches for which a publicly-accessible standard 'ical' source is known.
Tip! The little arrow in the top right allows you to select which calendars are shown and also shows the colours for each.
This helps you tell similar-sounding events apart without having to drill down into the detail for each event just to find out which church posted it when it doesn't say where it is.
Publish your church events here
If your church calendar is not here, make sure it is shared publicly and send an email with the ical address for your calendar to the deanery. It is a great help to readers if the event title or location names the parish and church! Use a separate calendar just for special events. We automatically make special event calendars much more prominent than those which include regular services and groups.
com as a guest to the event in your own calendar. Better still, your church can have a separate calendar just for special events which can be included here automatically.