Services of remembrance and reflection will take place at St Peter’s Church in March and St Mary’s Church in Westry in November.

Cambs Times: St Mary's Church, Westry. Picture: Steve Williams.St Mary's Church, Westry. Picture: Steve Williams. (Image: Archant)

At 4pm. on Sunday November 6 here is the return of A Time to Remember the annual service of mourning for friends and family.

Members of the congregation may have the names of any loved ones read aloud by adding them to the lists in the church.

On Wednesday November 2 at 10am the mid-week communion service at St Peter’s will have an opportunity for everyone to remember family and friends who have died.

On Saturday November 5 at 10am St Peter’s will hold a Remembering Communion Service (Requiem) with hymns.

St Mary’s Church will remember those who have died at the 9.15 am service on Sunday November 6.

The services are carefully chosen combinations of music, prayer and reflection and open to anyone who wants to acknowledge their feelings for lost friends and loved ones.

You do not have to be a member of any church or religion to attend. There will also be an opportunity for people to talk to the clergy and one another at the end of the services.

Anyone wishing to have the names of their departed family and friends read aloud during the service can add the names to the lists at the back of the churches.

Reverend Andrew Smith said: “Everyone needs to reflect on the family and friends they have lost, it is perfectly natural. These services are a safe, spiritual environment and I’d encourage everyone to attend. Here we remember the people who have died and we give thanks for the positive influences they have had on our lives.”