You will find listed here all upcoming services and other public events.
You may have heard about Living in Love and Faith, the Church of England’s initiative to allow people of faith to come to an understanding of what love and faith mean in the context of gender identity, sexuality, relationships (in their widest sense) and marriage, to understand and appreciate the experience of others and for this understanding to deepen and enrich our shared worshipping life.
As part of the response to the resources already published, the Croydon North Deanery is organizing a series of workshops, starting tomorrow (Wednesday), where you are invited to share your own views and experiences, in a supportive and non-judgemental forum. These sessions are being facilitated by Rebecca Hall, St John’s Churchwarden and Mother Jean Yearwood, Associate Priest at St Luke’s Woodside. The views and feedback from these sessions will be relayed back up to the Diocese so we really do want a representative selection of people to ensure that the diversity of our part of London is fairly reflected.
The sessions will run over five weeks from 8 September to 13 October (we will have a break on 29 September to allow for the feast of St Michael and All Angels). They will be held at the vicarage from 6.30-8.30pm and you are welcome to attend some or all, the themes being as follows:
8 September – Learning together: Christian teaching
15 September – Gender identity
22 September – Relationships
6 October – Sex and our bodies
13 October – Drawing it all together
I would like to reiterate that at St John’s we hold the firm view that everyone is deserving of love and respect whatever their identity, sexuality or domestic arrangements and I hope that we can all remind each other of this fundamental truth during our sessions.
Yours
Fr John
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
You may have heard about Living in Love and Faith, the Church of England’s initiative to allow people of faith to come to an understanding of what love and faith mean in the context of gender identity, sexuality, relationships (in their widest sense) and marriage, to understand and appreciate the experience of others and for this understanding to deepen and enrich our shared worshipping life.
As part of the response to the resources already published, the Croydon North Deanery is organizing a series of workshops, starting tomorrow (Wednesday), where you are invited to share your own views and experiences, in a supportive and non-judgemental forum. These sessions are being facilitated by Rebecca Hall, St John’s Churchwarden and Mother Jean Yearwood, Associate Priest at St Luke’s Woodside. The views and feedback from these sessions will be relayed back up to the Diocese so we really do want a representative selection of people to ensure that the diversity of our part of London is fairly reflected.
The sessions will run over five weeks from 8 September to 13 October (we will have a break on 29 September to allow for the feast of St Michael and All Angels). They will be held at the vicarage from 6.30-8.30pm and you are welcome to attend some or all, the themes being as follows:
8 September – Learning together: Christian teaching
15 September – Gender identity
22 September – Relationships
6 October – Sex and our bodies
13 October – Drawing it all together
I would like to reiterate that at St John’s we hold the firm view that everyone is deserving of love and respect whatever their identity, sexuality or domestic arrangements and I hope that we can all remind each other of this fundamental truth during our sessions.
Yours
Fr John
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
You may have heard about Living in Love and Faith, the Church of England’s initiative to allow people of faith to come to an understanding of what love and faith mean in the context of gender identity, sexuality, relationships (in their widest sense) and marriage, to understand and appreciate the experience of others and for this understanding to deepen and enrich our shared worshipping life.
As part of the response to the resources already published, the Croydon North Deanery is organizing a series of workshops, starting tomorrow (Wednesday), where you are invited to share your own views and experiences, in a supportive and non-judgemental forum. These sessions are being facilitated by Rebecca Hall, St John’s Churchwarden and Mother Jean Yearwood, Associate Priest at St Luke’s Woodside. The views and feedback from these sessions will be relayed back up to the Diocese so we really do want a representative selection of people to ensure that the diversity of our part of London is fairly reflected.
The sessions will run over five weeks from 8 September to 13 October (we will have a break on 29 September to allow for the feast of St Michael and All Angels). They will be held at the vicarage from 6.30-8.30pm and you are welcome to attend some or all, the themes being as follows:
8 September – Learning together: Christian teaching
15 September – Gender identity
22 September – Relationships
6 October – Sex and our bodies
13 October – Drawing it all together
I would like to reiterate that at St John’s we hold the firm view that everyone is deserving of love and respect whatever their identity, sexuality or domestic arrangements and I hope that we can all remind each other of this fundamental truth during our sessions.
Yours
Fr John
Admission is free but there is a retiring collection.
There are significant costs to these recitals including recitalists’ fees and the upkeep of the organ.
Please be generous and if possible use the Gift Aid Envelope provided.
Thank you.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
A simple service of Holy Communion followed by coffee
During the current coronavirus outbreak, the Hive will not be serving a sit-down lunch, but you are welcome to come and take food away.
