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The Parish Church of
St Matthew Oxhey
Vicar
Fr David Shepherd
01923 241420
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This Week’s Diary
Sunday 20th May
Easter 7
8am Holy Communion
9.30am All Age Eucharist Coffee is served in the hall after the service
Tuesday 22nd May
2.30pm Holy Eucharist All are welcome to this short service followed by afternoon tea. We hope this time will especially suit those who find early mornings difficult. Disabled access will be available from the car park behind the church via the Lady Chapel entrance.
Thursday 24th May
10am Holy Eucharist
Sunday 27th May
Pentecost -
9.30am Sung Eucharist Young Matters in the Hall. Refreshments in the hall afterwards.
11.30am Holy Baptism -
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Our main service at 9.30am each Sunday morning is a Sung Eucharist taken from Common
Worship. We have a tradition of healing ministry through prayer and laying on of
hands & anointing takes place roughly bi-
Our All Age Eucharist is held at 9.30am on on the 3rd Sunday of each month. This is an inclusive act of worship centred around Holy Communion.
Our All Age Service is an informal thirty minute service, held at 11.15 on the first Sunday of the month and aims to involve everyone present in simple praise to God our Father.
Holy Communion is the first service on Sunday and is said at 8am. Once a month we use the Book of Common Prayer for this quiet act of worship.

The Lady Chapel may be used as a focus for prayer.
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Welcome to St Matthew’s
A friendly Church of England congregation in Watford, Herts. We form part of The Diocese of St Albans.

Need a hymn for a wedding, Christening or another special occasion?
We have a unique collection of hymns, written over the years by our organist, Roger Tabor.

The Lady Chapel’s Nativity Window c.1916
by Karl Parsons

Look under ‘Services’ for more about Weddings at St Matthew’s