We worship in church each Sunday at 10 a.m.
Worship is created when we come together to praise and worship God. At Beacon Hill URC this takes place on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. This service is normally a traditional family service. We are fortunate to welcome a number of Ministers, Lay Preachers & Worship Leaders to lead us in worship.
Services in November & December 2026
| Date | Worship service led by | Theme |
| NOVEMBER | ||
| 1st November | Morning Worship led by Karen Smith | 10 a.m. All Saint’s Day worship, remembering those associated with the church community who have passed away |
| 8th November | Remembrance Sunday: Ecumenical service at St.Alban’s Church in the village | NO SERVICE AT BEACON HILL URC |
| 15th November | Morning Worship led by Rev’d Ray Stanyon | 10 a.m. Communion service |
| 22nd November | Morning Worship led by Rev’d Howard Sharp | 10 a.m. service |
| 29th November | Morning Worship led by Karen Smith ‘The hopes and fears of all the years’ | 10 a.m. service Advent Sunday Advent theme based on O little town of Bethlehem |
| DECEMBER | ||
| 6th December | Morning Worship led by Karen Smith ‘The angels keep their watch of wondering love’ | 10 a.m. service |
| 13th December | Morning Worship led by Anna Crawford ‘The blessings of His heaven’ | 10 a.m. Communion Service |
| 20th December | Carols & Christingle service led by Karen Smith ‘The great glad tidings tell’ | 10 a.m. service followed by mince pies and coffee |
| 25th December | Christmas Day Worship led by Karen Smith ‘O come to us, abide with us, Our Lord Emmanuel’ | 10 a.m. service |
| 27th December | Songs of Christmas | 10 a.m. service |
Holy Communion is normally conducted on the 2nd Sunday of every month, although this may change. We have an Open Communion, where anyone regardless of religious denomination, ability, sexuality, age, adult, child or culture are welcome to join us.
The Hymn Books we have available are ‘Rejoice and Sing’ and ‘Hymns of Glory, Songs of Praise’. We also use Power Point most weeks, and this enables us to display words for other hymns, see videos and show images to aid us in worship. Although we enjoy singing traditional hymns and liturgy, the Power Point enables us to sing new hymns or words to familiar tunes and have different liturgies.
We use a Digital Hymnal to accompany our worship. A recently upgraded hearing loop is installed for those using hearing aids.
Ihere are occasions when we use the Zoom platform to join with other churches either to share our service from the church or to join with another church’s service or we may view a recorded service. This enables us to worship in fellowship with others every week.
We are friends with the folk at St. Alban’s church in Hindhead and have held a variety of occasional services together.
Our Worship space
Our worship space area has comfortable seats, allowing us to arrange the area as required. It includes a prayer corner, where anyone can sit quietly or place a prayer request on the prayer tree. There is a space for children and parents/ carers to sit, with toys and books to entertain the children.
