We have a variety of groups in church or groups the church supports.
If you are interested in joining one or more of the groups, please contact the parish office. Email. admin@allsaintsboynehill.org.uk | Tel. 01628 621933
Tuesday Club
The Tuesday Club began life in the 1960s as the Young Wives’ Group. Sixty years on some of the original members are still around but the group is open to anyone who would like to come along. We meet at 2.30pm, usually on the first Tuesday of the month. We come together to hear an interesting speaker or take part in a light-hearted quiz and then enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a chat. Membership is £15 per year; guests £3 per meeting.
Choir
Music is an important facet of worship, it provides a means of praise and enables participation in the worship for the entire church community. At All Saints church we have a strong tradition of choral music led by Director of Music, Brian Graves. Our choir sings at our 10am Sunday Eucharist and at festivals throughout the year. All Saints Church is used as a concert venue. In addition to the Renaissance Voices, which have become regular performers at the church we have welcomed the Maidenhead Symphony Orchestra. Details of these events can be found in the newsletter or on the events page. If you are interested in joining our choir,
Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Psalm 95:1
ALLsorts
ALLsorts is a group for adults with learning disabilities, their friends, and carers.
Typically, we start with prayers, songs and acting out the story of God’s Big Party, Mathew 22, and then enjoy cake & games. It is a safe and fun environment where we come together to worship God. Allsorts meet on the last Thursday of the month at St Mary’s church. They are supported by the clergy and helpers from All Saints Church, High Street Methodist Church, St Edmund Campion, Church of the Good Shepherd and St Joseph’s.
Bell Ringers
Traditionally church bells are used as a call to worship for the faithful on Sunday mornings. They have historically been used as timekeepers to mark the hour for prayer and work throughout the day. Our dedicated team of bell ringers ring the bells every Sunday morning and during other celebrations such as weddings or the King's coronation. Bell ringing is a skill to be learnt, usually one on one with an experienced bell ringer.
Listen to a recording of the All Saints Bells here by kind permission of Andrew Ingham:
Flower Arrangers
The flowers in church help us to celebrate the beauty and glory of creation. Flower arranging is a lovely way to serve the church and to give pleasure to all, as well as giving glory to God. The beautiful flowers that can be seen in our church are arranged by a friendly team. No experience is needed and we always welcome new volunteers.
Maidenhead Street Angels
The Maidenhead Street Angels strapline is “Love the person in front of you”. Their aim is to continue to share God’s love with those they meet. They were set up in 2011 as a team of volunteers from Maidenhead churches to have a presence in the town centre on a weekend night. Street Angels provide a listening ear to those in any sort of need including the homeless or the lonely. They are famous for their lollies which are often used to start a conversation. Fr Jeremy is an active Angel (and Chaplain), and others within the church are active Angels.