Our Parishes
At Kington there is a regular act of worship every Sunday at 10.00am. This is normally a Common Worship Order One Service of Holy Communion when we follow Christ’s command to “do this in remembrance of me”. We are fortunate to have the services of Philip Sell, our very fine organist and a talented choir to lead the music. The ambition behind all of our worship is that it should provide the best that we can to God in thanksgiving whilst retaining a sense of awe that is both welcoming and engaging.
St. Mary’s : Kington
St. Peter’s : Titley
At Titley we aim to provide a welcoming balance of the traditional and contemporary. Our early morning Communion is from Common Worship Order Two with the beautiful language as used by Shakespeare and loved by so many.
On the third Sunday of the month we use Common Worship Order One. We are normally fortunate to be welcomed by Tony and June at “The Old Priory” next to the Church for coffee and fellowship after the Services.
St. Stephen : Old Radnor
At Old Radnor our worship uses the Common Worship Order One for our Communion Services. We are privileged to possess an extremely fine organ with the oldest free standing organ case in the U.K. Ruth, our talented organist who we share with Kinnerton provides beautiful music to accompany our worship and lead the singing.
On the third Sunday in the month our Evening Worship is called “Junior Praise”. This is less formal and designated to be relevant and accessible to the young and young at heart.
St. Mary’s : Kinnerton
We are a very small church down in the Radnor Valley, surrounded by hills and we are firmly over the border. Ring the bell to call our handful of worshippers to church and you can hear the ewes and lambs just over the churchyard wall. It's handy to be praying for the farm when you can hear it going on all around you. We are small but there is life here!
St. Thomas A Becket : Huntington
At Huntington there is a service of Holy Eucharist on every second Sunday and Evensong on the fourth Sunday of the month. Both of these services use the Book of Common Prayer. We are particularly fond of the familiar cadences of the traditional language but our aim is to welcome all and encourage those in our Community to join with us in thanksgiving to God.
On alternate Wednesdays we have a half hour of silence and prayer which is open to everybody.