Good Friday – At the cross 1-3pm
1-2pm Readings and silent reflection
2-3pm Passion narrative, prayers and music
1-2pm Readings and silent reflection
2-3pm Passion narrative, prayers and music
Today is the first Sunday of Lent. The time of year when, traditionally, we abstain from the some of the nice things in life. Some people go for the food option, giving up chocolate or cakes or biscuits, maybe alcohol. One year I decided to give up caffeine. That was a difficult Lent, it was…
All are welcome. No need to book. Free of charge. Carol Services:Sunday 8th Dec 6.30pmwith Imperial College Medics Monday 9th Dec 6pmwith Imperial College Chamber Choir Thursday 12th Dec 6pmwith the Jamaican High Commission Sunday 15th Dec 5pmHoly Trinity Carols by Candlelightwith Imperial College Chamber Choir Christmas Day Service:10am Said BCP Eucharist
Luke 12:32-40 Selling possessions, being constantly generous and looking out for Jesus’ return
What is the first indicator for you that Christmas is on its way? Was it last week…when you started making the Christmas pudding? Or December 1st when you opened the first window on your Advent Calendar? Maybe it’s when the Christmas films start appearing on Netflix, the obscure ones that nobody has heard of appear…
As Lent begins we take a look at Matthew 4:1-11, consider what it means to be ‘led by the Spirit’ and ask which of the temptations would tempt us most.
‘It is not good for us to be alone.’ In preparation for All Saints, we discuss interconnectedness and self-sufficiency, Mrs Doasyouwouldbedoneby from Charles Kingsley’s ‘The Water Babies’ and fairy lights as we look at Luke 6:20-31.