We begin and end most days with 20 minutes of reflective prayer in church. Prayer requests welcome. This is a wonderful way to mark the rhythm of the day! The service takes place in the sanctuary of the church using an easy to follow order of service. All welcome!
We begin and end most days with 20 minutes of reflective prayer in church. Prayer requests welcome. This is a wonderful way to mark the rhythm of the day! The service takes place in the sanctuary of the church using an easy to follow order of service. All welcome!
We begin and end most days with 20 minutes of reflective prayer in church. Prayer requests welcome. This is a wonderful way to mark the rhythm of the day! The service takes place in the sanctuary of the church using an easy to follow order of service. All welcome!
We begin and end most days with 20 minutes of reflective prayer in church. Prayer requests welcome. This is a wonderful way to mark the rhythm of the day! The service takes place in the sanctuary of the church using an easy to follow order of service. All welcome!
The Rev'd Cécile Schnyder Cécile was born in Switzerland and grew up in Zurich. She subsequently lived in France and Belgium before moving to England in 2003. She is currently the vicar of St Anne’s in Wandsworth in the diocese of Southwark. She has degrees in Biomedical Science, Psychotherapy, Art and Theology and speaks multiples […]
The Rev’d Canon Professor Morwenna Ludlow Morwenna is Professor of Christian History and Theology at the University of Exeter and Canon Theologian at Exeter Cathedral. Her talk will explore how for the first millennium and a half of Christianity celibacy – a voluntary single life dedicated to God – was seen as superior to marriage. […]
Fr Charlie Bell Fr Charlie is a priest and a doctor. He practices as an academic psychiatrist at King’s College, London, and The Maudsley Hospital in South London and is a Fellow in Medicine at Girton College in the University of Cambridge. He is also the current curate of St John the Divine, Kennington, in […]
Our main act of worship each week is a lively celebration of the Eucharist (Mass). We sing hymns, hear the word of God in Scripture, reflect together in our sermon, we pray for people and situations, celebrate the Eucharist, feed on Christ in the bread and wine of his Body and Blood, and are sent […]
