9.00 am - Holy Communion (held monthly on the third Sunday). 
This is quite a traditional Holy Communion using the Methodist Worship Book.

10.30 am - Morning Service
This tends to be fairly traditional although there are ten family services each year which are less so. Those services sometimes have the Scouts, guides and junior groups parading their flags and taking a part in the service.  In addition to this there is a special service approximately once a quarter which incorporates drama, dance, poetry, and different music and styles of preaching.

Members of our Care Team are usually available after the 10.30 service on Sunday mornings if you need someone to talk to or someone to pray with you.  Look for the people wearing green name badges. 

It is the preferred practice of the church that baptisms take place in the morning service, but these are often held after the morning service so that all the families can be accommodated.

6.30 pm - Evening Worship
This is usually a more relaxed service, using piano and sometimes our music group instead of the organ, and often with more modern hymns and songs.  The Sunday evening service sometimes includes prayers for healing.  Around once a quarter our evening service is a cafe church, a relaxed service with a conversational style, fuelled by coffee and cakes on tap throughout (come a little early if you can and listen to the jazz band beforehand).

10.30 am - Wednesday Midweek Service
A short traditional service led by Circuit ministers and Local Preachers, followed by coffee and conversation.

Circuit Services on Sunday Evenings
In the Sutton Park Circuit of Methodist Churches to which we belong we have been taking the opportunity once or twice each quarter to gather together for combined Sunday evening services which are shared by all the churches in the circuit.  This gives us the opportunity to worship together in larger evening congregations and meet friends from other churches in the circuit.  There are usually two different types of service, one of them a traditional Methodist service and the other slightly different.  These alternatives have included reflective services in the Taize tradition, cafe style services and "Sunday Spice" which is a lively service of praise music and prayer.

Churches Together in Four Oaks
We meet in worship around once a quarter to share a Sunday evening service with friends from the other churches in our area.  The members of Churches Together in Four Oaks take it in turns to host these services and the clergy share the responsibilities for leading worship on these occasions.