The churches of All Saints Oakham and St Peter and St Paul Langham are looked after by the Rector of the Oakham Team who is also the Vicar of Oakham. Both are ancient churches where Christians have worshipped for at least the last 800 years.
All Saints is situated in the heart of Oakham and is is the largest Church in England’s smallest county. It offers a full range of worship and community activities on every day of the week. It is a welcoming Christian community and as the only Anglican church in the town attracts people from all traditions. All Saints has a vibrant musical life and is committed to engaged preaching. St Peter and St Paul serves serves the residential village of Langham two miles away from Oakham and is at the heart of the village community.
The normal Sunday service pattern at Oakham and Langham is shown below. This will vary at festivals such as Christmas and Easter – please see Worship for the Week and the Team Facebook feed for details. Also when there is a 5th Sunday in the month, there will usually be a joint service for all congregations at 10.30 at either Oakham or Langham.
| 1st Sunday | 2nd Sunday | 3rd Sunday | 4th Sunday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints Oakham | 8.00 am Holy Communion 10.30am Holy Communion 6pm Choral Evensong | 8.00 am Holy Communion 10.30am Service of the Word 6pm Second Sunday@6 | 8.00 am Holy Communion 10.30am Holy Communion | 8.00 am Holy Communion 10.30am Service of the Word |
| St Peter & St Paul Langham | 10.30am Morning Prayer | 10.30am Holy Communion | 10.30am Morning Prayer | 10.30am Holy Communion |
In addition there are midweek services of Holy Communion at 9.15 on Tuesdays in the Chancel at All Saints, 10.00 on Wednesdays in the Chapel of St John and St Anne, and at 10.00 on the first Friday in the month in the Holy Trinity Chapel at All Saints (Book of Common Prayer ). Find out more about St John and St Anne by clicking on the picture.
Morning Prayer is said in the Holy Trinity Chapel on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8.30am.
In early 2025, All Saints began considering a potentially very large project “Faith in the Future” that is setting the foundations for its growth and development over the coming decades. Further details can be found at the link on the right.



