Enjoy the full English breakfast for £5.00 on the 3rd Saturday of every month! Everyone and anyone welcome regardless of whether you believe in Jesus or not. Now seriously popular.  Coffee and tea continue to be served up to 11.30

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

For children of pre-school age and their parent(s)/carer(s) meet on the third Wednesday  afternoon of each month (except during school summer holidays) at St James Church 2.15 to 3.15 pm. Refreshments provided

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

This annual bazaar is an essential fund-raiser for keeping our town-centre church going not just for the regular members of the congregation but also for use by the town for functions, rehearsals, concerts, weddings, funerals, baptisms, civic and laying-up services. It is the centre of our visible witness to the town. Donations of gifts (new items only please) for the gift stall, bottles for the bottle stall, and cakes will be very welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Soup, a roll, cheese and butter, followed by a hot drink.  All welcome.  All for a minimum donation of £3.00 which goes to Christian Aid or CAFOD.

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Brightlingsea’s own community choir will perform yet again a programme of popular music in harmony. It will be a sell-out so get your tickets early from Spirals in Victoria Place!

Activities to entertain you in our ancient (and second largest in the country) churchyard

Meet for a good chat and a prayer

The monthly meeting for elected PCC members

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

A Christmas Concert with singing group Oh La-la! The start of the weekend of the annual Christmas Tree Festival, now in its 16th year.  Includes admission to see the scores of decorated trees, your first glass of wine and mince pies. To enter a Christmas tree (it’s free) ring  Linda Salmon on 01206 30 63 65 or  log on to the CTF website:-https://brightlingseachristmastreefestival.co.uk/  which also gives loads of info and pictures.

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

The success of the annual Christmas Tree Festival is astonishing, now in its 17th year. Start your Christmas by coming to see the scores of decorated Christmas Trees – most with witty names.  Live background music all day. tea, coffee, sandwiches, cake, roast chestnuts and mulled wine available and a Christmas Shop. Enter your own Christmas tree! It’s free: ring Linda Salmon on 01206 30 63 65 or  log on to the CTF website:-https://brightlingseachristmastreefestival.co.uk/  which also gives loads of info and pictures.

The pinnacle of the weekend: a concert of Christmas music given by Music Group Hexachordia amid the trees. Includes admission to see the trees, first glass of wine free and finger-food. Doors open 7.30. Tickets limited to 150 people. Always a sell-out before the event.

The success of the annual Christmas Tree Festival is astonishing, now in its 17th year. Start your Christmas by coming to see the scores of decorated Christmas Trees – most with witty names.  Live background music all day. Tea, coffee, sandwiches, cake, roast chestnuts and mulled wine available and a Christmas Shop. Entry cost TBA (was £3.50 last year : children and students in full-time continuing education free).  Enter your own Christmas tree! It’s free: ring Linda Salmon on 01206 30 63 65 or  log on to the CTF website:-https://brightlingseachristmastreefestival.co.uk/  which also gives loads of info and pictures. The Festival concludes on Sunday with Carol-Singing amid the trees from 6 – 6.30 p.m.

To conclude a delightful weekend, 30 minutes of carol-singing among the trees led – all your favourite carols and maybe one which calls for dancing in the aisles!

Outdoor Carol Singing @ The Swan 7 pm

For children of pre-school age and their parent(s)/carer(s) meet on the third Wednesday  afternoon of each month (except during school summer holidays) at St James Church 2.15 to 3.15 pm. Refreshments provided

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.

Come and help tend the churchyard at All Saints (second-largest churchyard in the country). Mow the grass, rake leaves, rake the mowings,  trim the verges, weed round the gravestones, trim the shrubs, flatten the molehills, pull out the suckers, plant bulbs….  You don’t have to do heavy work if you’re not up to it. Come for as long (or short) as you like or just come for coffee at 11.00. The churchyard now looks more loved than ever. Ring Sheila Crow on 30 65 74 for more information

Coffee/tea and fellowship. Volunteers to help serve teas and coffee are welcome.