Our next service is on April 2nd 2023 at 4.30pm. We usually meet on the first Sunday of the month.
During the lockdown, our Taizé services were available online, so that people can participate in a Taizé style reflection, with its key elements (Bible reading, psalm, songs and silence). Links to songs and video clips have enabled us to ‘meet’ together at 6.30pm or join in at any time that is convenient. You can find our online services below.
Taizé Service for January 2021
Led by Dominie Burton Sunday 3rd January 2021 As I enter into prayer today, I rest for a moment in the confidence that – whatever may seem wrong with the […]
Taizé service for December 2020
“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.” John […]
Taizé Service Online – November 1st 2020
In the service below, songs are embedded as links. When you click the song links, you may start with an advertisement. After a few seconds, you can click SKIP ADS. […]
Taizé Service Online – October 4th 2020
“ The stone rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone” In the service below, songs are embedded as links. When you click the song links, you may start with an […]
Taizé Service Online – September 6th 2020
Jesus, the risen one, when we stay in your presence, we understand that the Gospel calls us to give our life. And you say to us: You who are searching, […]
Taizé Service Online – August 2nd 2020
Dominie Burton writes, “During this time of lockdown the Taizé Brothers have put a number of resources on their website and also on their own Facebook page. These are freely […]
Family Resources from Taizé
If you’re looking for something that’s both fun and will help your family grow in faith this summer, then This Taizé are offering special online resources for Children and Families […]
This short video clip helps to explain why the Taizé community is so special and how it has helped to transform so many individual lives…
More information on the history of the Taizé community.
In France, the brothers of the Taizé community continue to welcome visitors and worshippers, albeit within strict Covid regulations and guidelines.
We started to hold our monthly in-church Taize services in November and December and it was good to see familiar faces (behind the masks!) once again.
Please note that EVERYONE is welcome to join us. Taizé services are ecumenical so all denominations are welcome!
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