Nork: St Paul, Nork

St Paul's Church was opened in 1930, and is at the centre of the Parish of Nork, sign posted from the A2022.

The Church has a modern, prayerful feel, with the appearance of the inside of the hull of an ark.

The tradition of the Parish is Modern Catholic, balancing word and sacrament. The Parish Sunday Worship includes modern and traditional music and settings. Our Sunday worship is inclusive of Children and Young People, we have a thriving Junior Church and we serve fair-trade refreshments.

St Paul's is a part of the Banstead 5 Ecumenical Fellowship of local churches, who work together for mission and Christian fellowship.

St Paul's has undergone a programme of redecoration and lighting works and the interior of the church building now looks stunning. We now have a dedicated 'Junior Church Room' and are developing our mission among families and children. Longer-term we would like to develop our Church and Hall facilities. Our Church is exciting & prayerful, all Welcome!

Built: 1930
Architect: W. E. Bowden
Style of worship: Modern Catholic
Our Patron: HM The Queen

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Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)

Traditional Holy Communion Service
Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 50 minutes

Sung Parish Eucharist

Sunday Worship, following Common Worship 2000, with homily. Sung with Hymns and Worship Songs, and seasonal prayers and settings, centred around the Eucharist. Junior Church is run for children aged up to 12 years. The service is followed by refreshments at the back of Church(Fair-trade).
Every Sunday at 10:00 AM

Parish Family Eucharist

A monthly service of prayer and praise, with childrens talk and children's activities, centred around the Eucharist. Followed by refreshments
Every first Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Compline by Candlelight

Every first Sunday of the month at 6pm we gather in St Paul's Church to praise the Trinity of love, by song and candlelight. This is a short and simple service of prayers, a hymn and meditation. A beautiful end to a Sunday and a wonderful start to each month.
Every first Sunday at 6:00 PM for ½ hour

Monday

Morning Prayer
Monday - Friday, Morning Prayer is a simple service of prayers, psalms, canticles and bible readings, led by both lay and ordained people. We use Common Worship Daily Prayer (prayer books and help with using them available!) and we meet in the Lady Chapel at St Paul's Church. We include prayers for local schools, and other community groups, as well as more specific prayer requests. If you would like your prayer included, then please do not hesitate to get in touch, or come along to St Paul's Church to find out more.
Monday to Friday every Monday at 8:30 AM

Noah's Ark Parent & Child (pre-school) Service
Welcome to 'Noah's Ark' St Paul's New Monday service for toddlers and their parents! Each week we begin with a few fun songs, a short story and some prayers, before some play time and refreshments. We conclude just in time for parents to go and pick up their other children from School. We meet every Monday OF TERM TIME :) So come on board and help us float Noah's Ark!
in Surrey School Term Time every Monday at 2:00 PM for 55 minutes

Tuesday

Coffee & Chat
We meet at 153 Warren Road for Coffe and a chat, before the 12 noon Eucharist. 153 Warren Road is 2 mins walk from St Paul's Church.
Every Tuesday at 10:30 AM for 1½ hours

Tuesday Eucharist
A Common Worship said Eucharist with seasonal prayers and commemoration of Festivals and Saints days. The first Tuesday of the month is usually a Healing Eucharist, with laying on of hands and anointing.
Every Tuesday at 12:00 PM for ½ hour

Wednesday

Evening Prayer
Evening Prayer every wednesday before the Eucharist
Every Wednesday every Wednesday at 6:45 PM for ½ hour

Wednesday Eucharist
A Common Worship said Eucharist with seasonal prayers and commemoration of Festivals and Saints days. The third Wednesday of the month is usually a Healing Eucharist, with laying on of hands and anointing.
Every Wednesday at 7:15 PM for ½ hour