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Our style of services could perhaps be best described as ‘middle of the road Anglican’.

Sunday services:
St. Andrew’s church
8 am
11.15am*

*On the 2nd Sunday of each month, there is a combined Family Service for all ages at 10 am at the Church of the Resurrection instead of the 9.30 am and 11.15 am services. This service is frequently in a Café–Church style.

Welcome to our Catholic Churches serving the Parish of St Colman's with St Paul, Portsmouth. We share the message of Christ and worship Him together. At the same time, we extend His love and His welcome to the world at large, as best we can. God bless and please do take the time to visit us when you can. Please see the Home page of the Website which has got information on weekdays mass schedule.

The Centre Community facilities are now managed by the Parochial Church Council (PCC) who maintain and manages the Community Centre Facilities.

The Centre, spread over four floors, consists of:

Several community rooms of varying sizes available to hire.
A variety of activities for young & not so young
The Corner Pre-School
Baffins Surgery (Part of the East Shore Partnership)

Lunch Club is open to all. It takes place every Friday from 11.00 - 14.00. Join us for a hot drink and a biscuit from 11.00, followed by a 2 course lunch served at 12.30 p.m. We ask for donations towards the cost of the meal. There is no need to book (except for Christmas Lunch), but please contact a churchwarden a couple of days in advance if you have any specific dietary requirements. Allergen information for all our meals is available in church.

The vision is of a Parish which seeks to value and affirm the gifts of all people and to provide a place of prayer, worship and welcome for all in the Parish. The desire is to develop ‘centres of excellence’ both of worship and of community involvement and use. The need is for the 3 Churches to recognise their interdependence and yet value their independence; to try to strike a balance between acknowledging the value of our common life, yet also valuing the qualities and style of the 3 Churches, similar to how the Trinity interacts. The priorities for the Parish are building up the life of each Church and of the Parish and looking at how each Church needs to be developed as a resource for its local community. Each Church has a potential that is being explored which helps fulfil the need to build up the spiritual life of the whole Parish and to encourage people in their journey of faith.

We are a team of three Anglican (Church of England) churches who serve a parish of 20,000 people in the north of the city of Portsmouth (UK). We are Three Churches, but One Parish, called to 'Meet Others, Worship God and Serve Portsmouth'

We are members of the Anglican Diocese of Portsmouth.

Please note, the phone number is for the parish office, located underneath Saint Mark Church, but we look after Saint Francis Church from here.

Please see website for services and information:
https://harbourchurchuk.org/

We’ve been serving God and the people in Milton and Eastney for over a century and a half – and we love it.

Today we’re a sociable, friendly and diverse group of people. I hope you’ll find something that interests you amongst all that goes on at St James, whether that’s in our worship or any of our activities together, or whether you’re interested in a wedding or a christening.

We want to be alongside people in their joys and their sorrows – and we want to nurture the community we’re part of and which we serve.

Non-emergency patient transport services (NEPTS) are for people who need to travel to or from hospital or a medical appointment but are unable to travel without specialist support. For example, if you struggle to walk or need extra support during your journey due to a medical condition. 

Most people attending a healthcare appointment or using healthcare services are expected to be able to arrange their own transport.