11/05/08
A celebration of Milton’s poetry to mark the 400th anniversary of his birth.
10/05/08
What constitutes a 'sacred space'? How do our buildings - ancient and contemporary - help us to express the concept?
10/05/08
The Faraday Institute & CiS are working together to bring you two FREE afternoon lectures at University College London (LT1 Cruciform Lecture Theatre) as part of the London based Pentecost Festival.
10/05/08
These sessions, hosted by Sam Donoghue the Diocesan Children’s Ministry Advisor should provide children’s workers a chance to work on their basic skills. It will be based on the Consultative Group on Ministry among Children course Core Skills for Churches.
Showcasing performances of recent and contemporary liturgical music and organ music at the very highest levels, both in the context of services and concerts. The Festival is a week-long event around St Pancrastide, running from 10th to 18th May.
Men and women from all over England will gather at St John on Bethnal Green on Saturday 10th May for a service of thanksgiving for the life of Emily Anne Pemberton-Barnes.
09/05/08
Swing down to Waterloo for the hottest dance in London. Sizzling live sounds will make you Lindy Hop, Jitterbug, Boogie Woogie, or however you like to move. Need to learn some steps? No problem. We’ll have a brilliant dance demo to show you how to swing the night away. And, the best dressed dancers get a free drink! Join us to dance, dance, dance upon injustice!
09/05/08
Chen Wang performs a variety of songs including some of the world's most operatic arias.
Debate on energy, conservation and Christianity
JustShare's annual May Day challenge to the City of London, focusing this year on the debt crisis.
Debate on food ethics, Christianity and the environment
An opportunity to hear outstanding students from The Purcell School perform at our annual Chamber Music Concert.
Bernstein: Chichester Psalms, Rutter: Requiem, Jenkins: The Armed Man.
25/04/08
There is often a tremendous passion for Jesus engendered on the Alpha course. How can we maintain that passion in the years that follow? Can it become a passion for the poor?
25/04/08
Helping you look after your church building. Following the running of two highly successful days in the Diocese of London in 2007, another Faith in Maintenance course is taking place on Saturday 17 May 2008 between 10am and 4pm at St John on Bethnal Green. Each church is invited to bring up to two representatives. Places are limited so we would advise early booking. Full joining instructions will be sent to delegates once their booking is confirmed.
24/04/08
The 2008 Golden Lecture given by Lord Hastings of Scarisbrick CBE, Global Head of Citizenship and Diversity with KPMG.
24/04/08
The Purcell School for Young Musicians continues to produce some of the UK's finest young musicians. The orchestra and choirs of the school will perform Faure's Requiem,(original 1893 version), Flos Campi and Gloria.
Wallspace - the art space in All Hallows on the Wall, London - presents the first of an annual series of exhibitions showing the work of emerging and mid-career artists exploring ideas of the spiritual in this unique setting.
Dr Timothy Brain will speak on Sex Trafficking: 21st Century Slavery? The lecture is organized by the East Barnet Anglican-Methodist Partnership.
22/04/08
Maximise your chances of success of gaining funding from the Heritage Lottery Joint Repair Scheme for listed places of worship. This seminar will guide you through the process of making an application.
19/04/08
A wonderful chance to work with a wonderful singer who is also the vocal coach of the BBC Symphony Chorus.
19/04/08
Contemporary funeral practise is changing with an increase in personalised funerals and green funerals.
17/04/08
This is a practical workshop to help those either involved or wanting to be involved in leading Godly Play sessions.
16/04/08
Discussions on citizenship - diverse backgrounds, common ground. A response to the London bombings of 7 July 2005.
This is the 2nd Networking Event for Children's Workers in North Camden. It is a great chance to meet and talk with other youth and children’s leaders in the Deanery and share resourcing ideas.
16/04/08
An exhibition of paintings by Colin Brown, reflecting the Christian gospel through personal encounters on Holy Island
This conference aims to explore how doctors and clergy understand and deal both with positive and with dysfunctional religious experiences, and how we may all benefit from sharing our insights and skills.
Assertiveness in Later Years - A PSALM workshop
A workshop in personal growth.
Ladder Series is a collection of life-size, figurative shapes made of oak, pine, mahogany, bamboo and jemonite, installed throughout St John on Bethnal Green church. Each figure is conjoined and interacting with a ladder - embracing or struggling against it, employing or ignoring it.
12/04/08
The annual Fulcrum Conference Islington this year provides a focus for the some of the issues involved in the Lambeth Conference 2008. The theme is 'Conflict and Covenant' and it is open to all.
11/04/08
A special event with world-renowned photographer, Peter Sanders, classically trained calligrapher Soraya Syed, The Radical Middle Way's Director and veteran journalist, Fuad Nahdi and nasheed group Ashiq al-Rasul.
An exhibition of the work of Stephane Rene, the foremost exponent of the Neo-Coptic style in the West.
A season of Lunchtime Concerts on Tuesdays during April
A Christian Aid / JustShare Debate at St Mary-le-Bow
A programme of Bulgarian Folk and Orthodox Church music, along with classical pieces from well-known composers, including Mozart, Vivaldi and Puccini.
Following an outstanding anniversary event in April 2007, PROM PRAISE returns to the Royal Albert Hall with much anticipation. Conductor Noël Tredinnick and the All Souls Orchestra are delighted to welcome from the USA another one of the best hymnwriters of this generation, Keith Getty and his singer wife Kristyn.
05/04/08
There is a legal right to a friend in court won by a man called McKenzie. It will also be of interest to people who are concerned about poverty in the United Kingdom and might not wish to become a volunteer 'McKenzie Friend'.
The concert choir from Franklin Central High School Indianapolis, USA will perform at St Peter's Hammersmith to help raise funds for the 2008 London Lent Appeal Project in Messumba, Niassa, Mozambique - St Peter's link parish.
'Dawn Comes After Darkness'. Five after dinner talks on the Wednesdays after Low week, given by five different speakers.
A JustShare Debate at St Mary-le-Bow.
From the middle of the third century AD onwards thousands of men and some women decamped into the deserts of Egypt, Syria and Palestine in order to discover God and in the process, to discover themselves. It was an exciting, new and sometimes dangerous experiment. The aim of the morning is to explore some of the connections between the Desert Fathers and Mothers and modern counselling and psycho-therapeutic techniques and their claim to offer a therapy for the soul.
26/03/08
How to make the most of the time, skills and experience of your volunteers. With limited budgets and staff, churches and community projects rely heavily on volunteers. But are we really looking after and listening to them? Do we make the most of their potential?
21/03/08
Adoramus Choir and Orchestra take a musical journey from Palm Sunday through to Easter Day.
20/03/08
Services at St Paul's from Maundy Thursday to Easter Sunday.
18/03/08
Eleven striking paintings by renowned war artist John Keane, inspired by a journey to Angola with Christian Aid, are now on show in London at the Flowers Central gallery.
Tracing the Drama of Holy Week: Preparing for the Resurrection Life.
15/03/08
A performance by the London Dockland Singers and the Marcel Sinfonia, conducted by Andrew Campling. This beautiful work is traditionally performed around Easter and the wonderful music, setting and musicians promise to make this an unforgettable event.
14/03/08
In this visual presentation, iconographer, painter and priest, Regan O'Callaghan will talk about his ministry through the arts by reflecting on five different houses of prayer. These include Elias Chacour's new church built in Israel and the restoration of his great-grandmother's Maori meeting house in New Zealand.
In celebration of ten years of ministry, the Christian Healing Mission is hosting a one-day conference for church leaders and ministry teams designed to provide hope and help in a realistic healing ministry.
13/03/08
Dance performance - one night only - by dancers from Laban, London's premier contemporary dance conservatoire, as part of Jake Lever’s stunning installation Centre + Circumference at Wallspace in All Hallows on the Wall, EC2M 5ND
12/03/08
Bach’s intensely felt masterpiece narrates the events leading to the crucifixion of Christ.
12/03/08
All Hallows by the Tower has launched a new weekly Taize service on Wednesdays at 6pm.
A Cheapside Debate at St Mary-le-Bow.
09/03/08
A short concert for Spring featuring some of Rachmaninov's Vespers, Barber's Adagio, Elgar's Lux Aeterna, Tavener, Vaughan Williams and Stanford
To be given by Professor Walter Moberly, University of Durham. Tea will be served from 4.45pm, and the Chair will be taken by the Revd Ann Jeffers, Heythrop College.
The Hounslow Annual Lecture with the Revd Canon Lucy Winkett
A Cheapside Debate at St Mary-le-Bow.
03/03/08
Requiem by Fauré sung by St Paul's Cathedral Choir with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
You can play in various styles if you understand the musical elements that make up the styles. Chords, finger technique, rhythmic playing it's not as hard as you think!
A Cheapside Debate at St Mary-le-Bow.
25/02/08
Does Fairtrade really help the poor? Is it a sop to the consciences of rich consumers in the West, or an opportunity for individuals to shop with principles? Is 'trade not aid' the answer? Does Fairtrade represent an increasingly powerful challenge to the prevailing international trading structure? Or is it actually postponing real systemic change?
The Purcell School for young musicians. An opportunity to hear two prize-winning soloists from The Purcell School play works by Mozart and Rimsky-Korsakov.
22/02/08
Enjoy a relaxing evening in the company of four remarkable virtuoso musicians. Hailed by critics as "an astonishing display of technical mastery".
21/02/08
The Youth Alpha Conference, hosted in partnership with Youth for Christ, Soul Survivor and Youthwork Magazine, is designed for teenagers and youth leaders who want to see young people reached with the good news of Jesus Christ.
An installation for contemplation, including John Tavener’s ‘Prayer of the Heart’ sung by Björk.
Ever wondered what exactly is 'the credit crunch'? What causes a debt crisis and what are the consequences? Does debt hit the poorest hardest, both within the UK and globally? Is there such a thing as irresponsible lending?
18/02/08
The course provides a brief introduction to the most important issues in the field of social and economic development, particularly as it affects the South. It is an ideal introduction for someone who is planning to work in related fields or to study or who might have started work in a development agency.
18/02/08
Let Your Light Shine Service for Childhood Sexual Abuse at Shirley Warren Action Church, Southampton. 5th April 2008 at 2.30pm
Beyond the essentials of the content of the Old Testament, an appreciation of its distinctive spirituality is invaluable to a Christian faith. The topic simultaneously feeds minds and souls. Since there are a number of topics that are central to the Old Testament and which are barely mentioned in the New, taking time to study them is a sure way to developing a fuller and more biblical Christianity.
Learning how to use Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to help those struggling with negative thoughts.
Ethical dilemmas presented by parishioners who work at the sharp end of their profession on Wednesday evenings in Lent. Talk will last 30 minutes, followed by 20 minutes of questions and discussion, followed by Hearty Hot Potato Supper at 8.30 pm.
Identify your hidden desires, your soul's yearnings and your long held hopes and dreams in the heart of the city. Join us for BEYOND THE WILDERNESS - LENTEN JOURNEYS - end edgy collection of visual and performance arts taking you on a Lenten voyage of discovery.
A morning with Charles Pickstone. Art, spirituality and wholeness: drawing on some ideas of Donald Meltzer, Ignacio Matte Blanco and Adrian Stokes, Charles Pickstone explores one way in which the arts - especially the visual arts - bring about healing and integration.
Sam Donoghue, Children’s Ministry Adviser for the Diocese of London will present a two hour session for Sunday School Teachers, Kids Club Leaders and Parents, on ways to talk with children about Easter. He will also provide insight to resources that can help those providing programs over the Easter period.
07/02/08
Works by Beethoven and Brahms, including Piano Quartet in C minor. Opus 3 ensemble with Martin Cropper, Viola, and Joanna Tomlinson, Mezzo Soprano.
Lunchtime organ recitals are held every month (free admission with retiring collection) on one Thursday at 13.05, and last approximately 35-40 minutes.
A Study Day for clergy and church leaders,to be led by The Revd Canon Chris MacKenna - Director of St Marylebone Healing and Counselling Centre.
You are welcome to stay for all or part of this day of prayer and penitence. Throughout the day, a programme of readings and music prepares us for the season of Lent with words by John Donne, Dean of Old St Paul’s and music by his contemporaries, and his sonnets set by Benjamin Britten.
Exploring and developing practical techniques and tips to help acoustic and electric guitarists fulfill their creative and distinctive roles in a contemporary worship band setting. (Please bring your instruments.)
04/02/08
This retreat is the last event in St Paul's major series, A Good Childhood? Growing up in the 21st Century, and will provide participants with an opportunity over four days to engage more deeply with children's spirituality as well as to discover insights for their own spiritual growth.
Contemporary Stations of the Cross designed by Aishan Yu, of Slade School of Fine Art, will be unveiled at St Andrew's, Fulham Fields.
25/01/08
Saxophonist Dan Forshaw returns to London School of Theology, Northwood to head up a very special concert in tribute to one of the greatest musicians of the 20th Century, John Coltrane.
A Sung Eucharist attended by the College of Canons.
Who is this person who changed the face of history and keeps challenging our cultures and existence even today?
Beyond the essentials of the content of the Old Testament, an appreciation of its distinctive spirituality is invaluable to a Christian faith. The topic simultaneously feeds minds and souls. Since there are a number of topics that are central to the Old Testament and which are barely mentioned in the New, taking time to study them is a sure way to developing a fuller and more biblical Christianity.
The choir of St Paul's Cathedral will sing Evensong in Westminster Cathedral. The choir of Westminster Cathedral will sing Vespers in St Paul's Cathedral.
The Revd Dr. Habib Badr, Chairman of the TFCC Middle East, will present “The Culture of Death” a thoughtful examination of martyrdom in today’s Islamic and Christian societies. As a full-time Pastor at the National Evangelical Church in Beirut, Dr. Badr has much to tell us about holding on to our faith in a diverse society.
13/01/08
We celebrate the visit of the Magi to the infant Christ. Music is sung by the Cathedral Choir.
07/01/08
Credo exists to promote Biblical storytelling. We are starting this year with a new project that starts in your home and interacts online and ends finally in an optional story retreat.
05/01/08
The Guild of Servants of the Sanctuary, an association of altar servers in the Church of England, are holding their annual Epiphany Festival on Saturday 5th January.
16/12/07
The famous Christmas Prom from St Matthew's Choir. Come along to hear all your old favourites - jingle your keys to Sleigh Ride, join in the chorus to White Christmas and sing your favourite carols.
13/12/07
A discussion between John Cornwell, author of 'Darwin's Angel: An Angelic Riposte to The God Delusion', and Mark Vernon, author of 'After Atheism: Science, Religion and the Meaning of Life'.
The Rt Revd Stephen Platten will be signing copies of his latest books at Church House Bookshop on Thursday 13 December.
12/12/07
Outline Theatre presents Charles Dickens's 'A Christmas Carol', adapted by Robert Jones.
A FAMILY NIGHT OUT, featuring McConnie, With Surprise Talented Guest Artists, at St Stephen's C of E Church, Westbourne Park, London, W2.
08/12/07
The annual Harrow Christmas Concert for The Children's Society once again offers a varied programme of well-known and less well-known Christmas music - including carols for audience.
05/12/07
The London Society of Jews and Christians invites members, friends and visitors to the Lily Montagu Memorial Lecture to be given by The Right Rev Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester who will speak on the subject of "Religous Freedom in the Doctrinaire State"
05/12/07
The theme for the day is 'Recruiting and maintaining volunteers' and will look at recruiting, supporting, motivating and maintaining volunteers. It is aimed at those youth workers and clergy who would like to increase their volunteer base or develop their skills to help support and develop their current volunteer team.
'A contribution to The Children's Society's Good Childhood Inquiry'. This JustShare debate will examine whether, and if so how, inequality affects young people growing up today.
The St Peter's Advent Lecture
A special Candlelight Carol Concert to be held at St Pauls Church in Knightsbridge in aid of the MS Society.
Christmas readings from Sir Donald Sinden, Geoffrey Palmer OBE and Joanna Trollope OBE. Music from the Vasari Singers.
04/12/07
Three Advent Lectures by The Bishop of London at St Stephen Walbrook.
02/12/07
Claire Henderson Davis, author of After the Church: Divine Encounter in a Sexual Age (Canterbury Press 2007) is leading a workshop in two parts to mark the beginning and ending of the Christmas season at the beautiful Siobhan Davies Studios (Lambeth North).
01/12/07
This is the 21st year of the event and in 2005 it had close to 3,000
visitors, making it the largest and best of the FAIR TRADE events in the UK.
01/12/07
The choir of Hornsey Parish Church is commemorating the 100th anniversary of St George's Church with a performance of Handel's "Messiah from Scratch" on Saturday 1 December.
Church House Bookshop in Westminster will be holding a special Christmas shopping event on the evening of Thursday 29 November.
A Concert of Russian folk music and Sacred Music from Rachmaninov
The Leprosy Mission is holding a Service of Thanksgiving for the life of EDDIE ASKEW, General Director of The Leprosy Mission 1974-1987, Author, Painter and Broadcaster.
What we sing in worship, we tend to remember. Hymns and songs are powerful influences on what we believe: they form us in our faith. The task of choosing them is a responsible one. How do we decide what to sing? Where in the service might we sing it? What is the 'right tune'? Are there such things as 'good' and 'bad' lyrics?
26/11/07
The Players of St Peter present their annual selection of scenes from the Mystery Plays. This year the scenes are from the York cycle of plays.
25/11/07
A contemplative Eucharist using modern secular pop music to worship God.
25/11/07
A Choral Festival for church choirs with few or no men, featuring music for Christmas
23/11/07
Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century, this study day is designed to offer insights into the state of childhood today and the role churches can play in the healthy spiritual development of children.
Politically challenging, funny, spiritual, and touching, the play puts an old Chinese story into a modern context.
21/11/07
A three day Inclusive Church conference to help us re-articulate our faith as we call on the Anglican Church to live out the promise of the Gospel.
18/11/07
Has someone you loved died? If so, you are welcome to attend this service of remembrance.
St Stephen's Church 21st anniversary celebrations continue with a dramatised reading from Paradise Lost.
Beyond the essentials of the content of the Old Testament, an appreciation of its distinctive spirituality is invaluable to a Christian faith. The topic simultaneously feeds minds and souls. Since there are a number of topics that are central to the Old Testament and which are barely mentioned in the New, taking time to study them is a sure way to developing a fuller and more biblical Christianity.
13/11/07
Small churches and congregations exist in many contexts, and small church worship doesn't have to be deficient - it is not large church worship scaled down.
The Triune God in the Theology of Colin E Gunton. A Day Conference at Spurgeon’s College, London
10/11/07
Exploring the spiritual and pastoral needs of survivors of abuse.
The London Lectures 2007. A series of four lectures covering the biblical basis for environmental care and action. The lectures also ask how Christians might resolve the debate around social action and evangelism.
Christian homelessness charity Housing Justice and homelessness service Connection at St Martin in the Fields are holding the annual service of commemoration for homeless people who have died in the past year.
07/11/07
Researching funding sources, getting material together, forward planning and continuation funding.
Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century, this final debate with the Archbishop of Canterbury will consider what is happening to childhood in the UK today.
05/11/07
The Global Development Courses are organised by Ethical Events. The company is also responsible for a number of other projects including the FAIR TRADE FAIR; GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FORUM and the annual GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE. The course provides a brief introduction to the most important issues in the field of social and economic development, particularly as it affects the South. It is an ideal introduction for someone who is planning to work in related fields or to study or who might have started work in a development agency.
Art Exhibition at the Bookshop of the London Centre for Spirituality
2007 is the centenary of George Frederick Bodley's death. Bodley was a prominent Victorian architect who designed and decorated some of London's best churches, including Holy Trinity, Prince Consort Road, St Paul's, Knightsbridge, St Michael's, Camden Town, St Matthew's, Westminster, and Christ the Saviour, Ealing.
We hope you can join us to celebrate his life and work.
Promoting positive behaviour in young people and a look at motivation, practice, methods and delivery of youth work.
Inspirational teaching from visionary leaders, practical seminars with proven practitioners, space and time to connect with others and God. With Fran Beckett, Shane Claiborne, Steve Chalke, Patrick Dixon, Joel Edwards and many others...
In the last 5 years the FORUM has become ONE OF the most important public platforms to explore GLOBAL development policy issues.
Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century, this debate considers how education can help children flourish now, and its long term implications for both adulthood and society.
29/10/07
Pete James, Piano; Tom Hooper, Drums and Jeremy Brown, Double Bass formed the Trio after meeting in 1991 whilst studying at The Royal Academy of Music.
29/10/07
An information and networking event for organisations supporting equality community groups.
The last in a series of reflective Sunday evening services at St Paul's Cathedral which celebrate the child in all of us, and the importance of childhood as a foundation for living a good adult life. The services are a part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century.
27/10/07
Worship Central is a school of worship to train and resource worship leaders, musicians and worshippers.
Concert on Saturday 27 October at 3.30pm in the Cadogan Hall, Chelsea.
Players are drawn from state and independent schools throughout England
27/10/07
Benefit performance of a one man show based on Wilde's story, The Happy Prince.
Shami Chakrabarti, Liberty Director (the National Council for Civil Liberties) speaking at St Giles in the Fields in association with The Hansard Society
In the last 5 years the FORUM has become ONE OF the most important public platforms to explore GLOBAL development policy issues.
Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century, this debate asks, what are the present and long term spiritual, psychological and ethical consequences of childhood consumerism?
One of a series of Sunday evening reflective services at St Paul's Cathedral throughout October that celebrate the child in all of us and the importance of childhood as a foundation for living a good life. Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century.
This year's St Augustine's Lecture is by the Rev. Dr. David Wilkinson, Principal of St John's College Durham. He will be speaking on the relationship between Science and Faith.
17/10/07
In the last 5 years the FORUM has become ONE OF the most important public platforms to explore GLOBAL development policy issues.
16/10/07
Exploring changes in estates, the effective response of churches, and the challenges for the future.
Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century, this public debate in the cathedral will ask, do we see children as a blessing, a right, or a lifestyle choice?
One of a series of Sunday evening reflective services at St Paul's Cathedral throughout October that celebrate the child in all of us and the importance of childhood as a foundation for living a good life. Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century.
13/10/07
This year's annual service is on the theme "Citizens of the Kingdom" - a series of music and readings celebrating the Church in Heaven, on Earth and of those yet to come.
A breakfast with Christian Aid and Europe's leading business thinker and futurist, Dr Patrick Dixon.
In the last 5 years the FORUM has become ONE OF the most important public platforms to explore GLOBAL development policy issues.
Diligent scholars of the New Testament and especially the Gospels are always deeply concerned with the image of the Jesus they present. Sometimes the scholar presents a picture of Jesus made in their own image, the Jesus they want rather than the Jesus presented in the Bible. But what of those who seem determined to hijack Jesus, so that their presentation has apparently been deliberately distorted?
One of a series of Sunday evening reflective services at St Paul's Cathedral throughout October that celebrate the child in all of us and the importance of childhood as a foundation for living a good life. Part of St Paul's major autumn series, A Good Childhood? Growing Up in the 21st Century.
06/10/07
Benefit concert with "Divas" Kate Fun and Maryliese Happel for the North London Hospice as a part of the Worldwide Voice for Hospices Day. Popular classics and West End favourites sprinkled with tickles, thrills, and trills.
06/10/07
A practical workshop to resource your church for Christmas
03/10/07
In the last 5 years the FORUM has become ONE OF the most important public platforms to explore GLOBAL development policy issues.
WPF Counseling and Psychotherapy on Tuesday evenings.
30/09/07
Free Lecture by Autism Treatment Specialist, Raun K. Kaufman, Director of the Autism Treatment Center of America.
The Rt Revd and Hon Dr Richard Chartres, Lord Bishop of London, will preside at All Saints Parish Church Hanworth's Dedication Festival service.
29/09/07
A day conference at Manchester Cathedral, organised by Inclusive Church, with guest speakers the Archbishop of Mexico and the Bishop of Glasgow.
29/09/07
Faith in Maintenance is a unique project which provides training for volunteers who help to maintain historic churches. Run by the SPAB and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund and English Heritage, the scheme provides one-day training courses including practical sessions and professional speakers.
Come enjoy the fun during the colourful All Saints Parish Church Hanworth's Flower Festival
26/09/07
This concert is the final concert of the thirty-first Mozart Summer Festival and takes place in the recently restored Fulham Palace, once the home of the Bishops of London.
Although it is nearly 120 years since Hopkins died, much of his poetry still sounds startlingly modern. It is some of the most exciting and profound Christian poetry ever written.
Ecumenical Visit at the invitation of His Grace Bishop Angaelos, to the new Coptic Cathedral and Centre in Stevenage, attend the Liturgy, hear a talk and join them for lunch.
Video work in collaboration with cardiothoracic surgeon Francis Wells
17/09/07
Westcott House will host this conference, bringing together a lively mix of priests, scholars and opinion leaders to address current thinking and practice in mission. The conference is intended to engage and resource all involved in Christian ministry and theological mission.
Contempo Theatre Company in association with The Rev Alan Gyle & Alastair Lindsey-Renton Present “GEORGIA STITT & FRIENDS”
“Refugee Integration - reality check”. Barriers are hindering refugees from settling into UK society, local communities and local church life
What are the issues? What roles can the church play?
A talk by The Rev’d Norman Wallwork, Superintendent Methodist Minister for the Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea Circuit & Ecumenical Canon of Wells Cathedral.
The Bishop of London will preside at the service.
Short courses for church musicians and worship leaders
Are you looking to deepen your counseling skills? Do you need some fresh input? Would you be strengthened by time with others facing the same challenges?
28/07/07
Day conference at with keynote address by Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP
26/07/07
Intermission Actors presents the World Premiere of a brand new play CRACKING THE WHIP. Spanning two centuries of slavery and the fight for freedom in the streets of Hackney and the plantations of Virginia.
21/07/07
A theological workshop, re-imagining salvation using Girardian insights and the work of James Alison. Presented by David Cherry, Chaplain to the University of Westminster & PP of St Cyprian's Clarence Gate.
15/07/07
The Prom Concert will feature a number of choral classics, together with some poems and keyboard items. It is being held as part of a Flower Festival to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of St Andrew's Church, Roxbourne.
