St Mary’s church choir is looking for local vocal talent! If you enjoy singing and have a good voice, why not join us on 15th June for Music Sunday 2025, when we will be singing two pieces in the 10.00am service:

Adrian Batten: O sing joyfully, an English anthem dating from the early 17th Century.

John Rutter: O clap your hands, a sparkling and rhythmic piece written in 1973.

We rehearse on Friday evenings. If you read music we can give you copies of the music in advance, and we ask that you come to the final rehearsal on 13th June, but preferably the one before as well.

Or if you’re not so confident reading music, join us for 2 or 3 rehearsals to find out if this is for you

To find out more, please contact us: music@stmarysredbourn.org

St Mary’s is compliant with the DBS Code of Practice, and a risk assessment can be provided on request

We are applying to the Consistory Court of the diocese
for permission to carry out the following:

• The installation of a new internal glass door within the south porch and works to make the whole main entrance step-free.

If you wish to object to any of the works or proposals you should send a letter or email stating the grounds of your objection to The Diocesan Registrar at St Albans Diocesan Registry, Winckworth, Sherwood LLP, Arbor, 255 Blackfriars Road, LONDON, SE1 9AX or by email to stalbansregistry@wslaw.co.uk

Please see the files below for further information.

Come and join us for this ever popular and enjoyable service for people of all ages at this time of year.

The ‘Christingle’, is a lighted candle mounted in an orange. These are given out in the service in exchange for donations made in envelopes or “purses” for the work of The Children’s Society.

The Christingles are then lit, reminding us that Jesus is the light of the world and shines in the darkest parts of our world. Donations raised at our Christingle year after year enable The Children’s Society to work with thousands of children in this country who face life’s harshest challenges – children who may find themselves sleeping rough this winter; fleeing conflict and war; caught in a cycle of crime; or marginalised due to a disability.

We are delighted to welcome children from our schools and uniformed groups in Redbourn to raise money for these needy children. Do join us if you can.