REGULAR PATTERN OF SERVICES This page shows the regular pattern of services at each of our churches from January 2011, but please be aware that this regular pattern will often change when there is a festival, during holiday periods (especially August) and on other special occasions, so you should also:   Click here for the main diary listing of forthcoming services and events. [page last updated 6/4/12]

Sunday in Month	All Saints' Milton Ernest	St Peter's Pavenham	St Peter's, Thurleigh (and Thurleigh Baptist Chapel)
1st Sunday in month	9.30am: Holy Communion (Common Worship)	11.15am: Holy Communion (Common Worship)	11.15am Morning Worship service at St Peter's. (A more informal service for all ages.) 11.15am: Thurleigh Baptists normally have their own morning service at Keysoe Row.
2nd Sunday in month	9.30am: Morning Worship. (A more informal service for all ages.)	11.15am: Morning Worship. (A more informal service for all ages.)	11.15am: United Holy Communion (Common Worship) at St Peter's
3rd Sunday in month	9.30am: Holy Communion (Common Worship)	11.15am: Holy Communion (Common Worship)	11.15am: United Morning Worship at the Chapel. Alternate months with Communion. (See diary listings)
4th Sunday in month	8.00am: Benefice Holy Communion (Said) (Book of Common Prayer)	9.30am: Benefice Morning Worship. (A more informal service for all ages.)	11.15am: United Morning Worship. Alternate months at St Peter's and the Chapel. (See diary listings)
When a 5th Sunday in month	Benefice Holy Communion (Common Worship). Just one service in the Benefice for all congregations. Rotates in turn around the three benefice churches. If at Milton Ernest then 9.30am, else 11.15am. (See diary listings.) 11.15am: Thurleigh Baptists normally have their own morning service at Keysoe Row on a 5th Sunday.
MORNING PRAYER	10.00am on Tuesdays in Pavenham; 9.30am on Wednesdays in Milton Ernest (may start a few minutes later when there's a school assembly beforehand); 10.00am on Fridays in Thurleigh; Not during school holidays including half terms. Check diary listings or notices in case there are any other variations to this pattern.
'Book of Common Prayer' or BCP services use the old traditional language. Services marked 'Common Worship' and all other services use modern language. 'Said' means there are no hymns or any other singing in the service. 'United' means a joint service with the Keysoe Row and Thurleigh Baptist congregation. 'Chapel' means the service is in the Thurleigh Baptist Chapel, not St Peter's Church. 'Keysoe Row' means a Baptist service in Keysoe Row Baptist Chapel. 'Benefice' means that all congregations from the three villages in the Benefice are invited.