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Work will begin in the main church space after morning services on Sunday 9 February. The church will then be closed while updates to the seating, floor, electrics, lighting, stage, and lift are completed.
Home groups are a fantastic way to make new friends, explore faith and ‘do life’ together with others.
On the first Wednesday of each month join us to relax in the company of others watching a classic film on the big screen in Wesleys Café.
We are looking at four more examples of 'Christian-ese' - words that you’ve probably heard used in church but perhaps not thought much about what they actually mean for us in today’s world.
If you worship with us, particularly at our informal services, why not join us for a Sunday afternoon to learn and sing some of our newer worship songs with us?
Work will begin in the main church space after morning services on Sunday 9 February. The church will then be closed while updates to the seating, floor, electrics, lighting, stage, and lift are completed.
Church members Bal, Keira and Joshua Salter will be holding a charity bake sale in memory of their brother Benjamin for Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Come and discover more about how adolescence rewires the brain and how we can help our entire household navigate this life stage together.
With all the necessary consents in place, the Project Team is working hard to have everything completed in time for Easter.
Soup-er Thursdays returns weekly until Easter! Join us for soup and hot drinks - perfect for these cold Winter afternoons.
One year ago, a group from High Street started a special interest group. Mike Lawford updates us:
Thank you so much for all your kind donations to charity over Christmas. Many of you will have made direct donations and others have donated through church.
God promises to be with us, not just at Christmas but in 2025. We are invited to see beyond our own limitations and discover God working through other people and places in our community.
I am delighted to report the wonderful news that our Shaped For Mission project, agreed by Church Council in July, has at last gained all the necessary consents.
Jesus, whose birth we celebrate at Christmas, is known as the Prince of Peace, and yet today that region of the world into which he was born feels anything but peaceful.
In October, BBC Songs of Praise BBC came to film us for their ‘angels’ episode of the show.