Life is full of significant moments – times of joy, commitment, reflection, and remembrance. Whether you’re celebrating a new beginning or honouring a loved one, our churches are here to walk alongside you.

Baptism

Baptism is a beautiful and meaningful step in the journey of faith. Whether for a child or an adult, it marks the beginning of a life lived in relationship with God and the wider church community. We’re here to help you explore what baptism means and how to arrange one at your local church.

Admission to Communion

Admission to Communion is an important step in a child’s journey of faith, allowing them to receive Holy Communion before confirmation. We offer clear guidance and resources to help parishes set up and run Admission to Communion confidently, supporting children and families as they grow in their understanding of the Eucharist and their place in the church community.

Confirmation

Confirmation is a chance to affirm your faith and take the next step in your spiritual journey. It’s often a moment of deep personal commitment, celebrated with prayer and support from your church family. Find out more about preparing for confirmation and the dates for upcoming Confirmation Services.

Weddings

A church wedding or blessing is a joyful celebration of love, commitment, and faith. Whether you’re just starting to plan or looking for guidance on what’s involved, we can help you connect with your local church and explore how to make your day meaningful and memorable.

Funerals

Planning a funeral can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. The Church offers support, compassion, and guidance to help you honour your loved one with dignity and care. We’ll help you find a local church and access resources to guide you through the process.

Support and Resources

Each life event is unique, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. In this section, you’ll find helpful information and ways to connect with your local church. Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time or returning after many years, you’re always welcome.