Sunday Services
St Clement's has a “come as you are” approach to church. People with little or no religious background are as welcome as those who have attended church their whole life. St Clement's is real people living real lives in real relationship with God and each other.
Each Sunday St Clement's holds four services in a variety of styles and formats, each lasting for approximately an hour. At each service the Bible, God's special self-revelation, is read, explained and applied. At all our services we love to welcome visitors and new members. Please join us at:
8am Morning Church
Our 8am morning service is enjoyed by those who prefer a more formal style of church service. Holy Communion is held each week with traditional Anglican liturgy. The clergy dress in traditional robes and hymns are sung with organ accompaniment. After the service many of the congregation like to stay for morning tea and to catch up with each other.
10am Morning Church
10am church is aimed at families, particularly those with young children who prefer a morning church meeting. 10am has an enjoyable, relaxed, contemporary feel with a 'kids spot' at the beginning (about 10mins) before children then either go to their ‘kids@10’ or crèche programme. Tea and coffee is enjoyed after the service in the Parish Hall
5pm Family Church
This service is designed to meet the needs of families, particularly those with children of primary school age. Children's Church and 'Clem's Club' runs in parallel with our 5pm service, and creche is also available. The music we sing at 5pm services consists of a blend of contemporary songs and old favourite hymns and is accompanied by piano and band. After the service the 5pm congregation enjoy tea, coffee and conversation.
7pm Evening Church
Evening church is a service for the young and those "young at heart". The congregation contains many young workers and university and high school students. This vibrant style of service features songs in contemporary music styles led by our song leaders and band. 7pm members continue to meet together over supper after the service.