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Thursday 13th November 1-1.45pm Emily Sun (violin) Caterina Grewe (piano) Open to all. Free of charge Programme: Schubert Fantasy in C major Op 159 D 934 Brahms Violin Sonata No 3 in D minor Op 108

If it’s not Ok then it’s not the end. As Advent Sunday draws near, join us as we look at Jesus’ apocalyptic teaching in Luke 21:5-19…and what the film The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel might have to say about it!

Remembrance Sunday – Job 19:1-2 & 19-27 Job gives us a wonderful message of hope but it’s important to face up to the suffering too.

1-1.45pm Open to all. Free of charge Eric Ash joined the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University College in 1963, and became a full professor in 1967. He was appointed Head of Department and holder of the Pender Chair in 1980. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society on 17 March…

‘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.

Don’t Give the Judge a Black Eye! Luke 18:1-8. Prayer is not easy but Jesus encourages us not to give up – especially when we are longing for justice.

Thursday 9th October 1pm-1.45pm Free Entry Imperial College Blyth Centre present Unicorn Frequency “Unicorn Frequency sets the stage alight with the soul of Eastern Europe and the fire of the Mediterranean, led by violin virtuoso Bogdan Vacarescu. From haunting laments to ecstatic dances, they weave a tapestry of tradition, passion, and virtuosity into a blazing…

Are we all just worthless slaves? Luke 17:5-10 Join us, and our special guest Revd Linzi Blundell, as we look at the surprising parable from Jesus, and making trees walk into the sea!

How to win friends and influence people! We take a look at Luke 16:1-13 and ask whether Jesus is really encouraging us to be dishonest.