Our 'In Loving Memory' Service is a time for people to be able to remember loved ones who have passed away. There is an opportunity for them to light a candle in their memory, and to have their names read out.

This is a gentle service, a place to remember with love those who have gone before us.

Everyone is welcome to come along and celebrate All Souls' Day with us.

Come along to St Thomas' Christmas fair.  Lots of seasonal activities and fun to be had by all.

Everyone is welcome to come and join us as we kick off the Christian festive period in style!

Everyone welcome.  A celebration of God's love for the world where we will be lighting Christingles, hearing the Christmas story and singing hymns and carols. You will be given a Christingle as you arrive.

A Christingle is an orange that is decorated with a candle, four cocktail sticks containing sweets or dried fruit and a red ribbon.  The orange represents the world.  The ribbon represents God's love wrapped around the world and it is red as a reminder of Jesus' blood, which was shed for everyone.  The sweets are representations of God's creations and as there are four sets of them they can represent the four seasons. The candle represents Jesus himself bringing light and hope to our dark world.

St Thomas' church is hosting a carol service for all denominations.  Whichever church tradition (or none) you were brought up with, everyone is very welcome to join us to sing Carols and remember the Christmas Story.

Everyone is welcome to join us at St Thomas' Church, Penycae for an evening of Carols by candlelight.  Come along to join us in song!

St Thomas' Church invite you to join them in The Cross Foxes, Penycae for this wonderful chance to get together with others in the Community and raise our voices in song.  Come along to sing some of your favourite Christmas Carols and enjoy the community spirit.

Come and hear the Christmas story, everyone is welcome.

Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with us.

Come along to our first All Age Service at St Thomas' Church Penycae.

This will be a short service aimed at all ages. It will be a relaxed service, and welcome everyone (not that our regular services don't!).

Ash Wednesday is the first day of lent.  At an Ash Wednesday service we mark a sign of the cross in ash across the forehead of members of the congregation to remind us that we are in need of repentance.  "Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return" is said as the ash is applied to remind us of our own mortality.

Join us for this service of penitence, to start the Lenten period of fasting and prayer.

All are welcome

The Harvest Service is an opportunity for us together to thank God for all that he has done for us. Not just a Harvest of the land (such as food, water and so on) but also the harvest of love and discipleship in our lives.

At this service, it is traditional that people bring offerings of food and other produce to be placed on the alter. Tinned food is preferable. All offerings will be delivered to the local food bank, or used to feed those most in need.

The service will be followed by refreshments, everyone is welcome.

Our Family Service in October will be focusing on the ideas of 'Harvest', and what that might look like. It is traditional for people to bring offerings of food and produce that we will distribute to the food-bank or other needy places, but that is not required.

The All-Age service is a short service of hymns and a short talk exploring the way in which God interacts with His world. The service is followed by refreshments.

Everyone is welcome.

There is always an opportunity to book baptisms following this service.

Our 'In Loving Memory' Service is an opportunity to come to St. Thomas', and remember those people who have gone before us. There is an opportunity to have the name of a loved one read out, and to light candles in their memory.

It is a small, simple service, giving us time to reflect on the impact of those people on our lives, and to hold their memory before God.

As we prepare for Christmas, come and join us as we decorate our crib, and enjoy some festive sillyness. There will be carols, and a short talk, and a chance to celebrate the start of Christmas.

Come and join us at this celebration of the Eucharist, the blessed bread and wine, at St. Thomas' Church. Here we will welcome in the arrival of Christ together.