For regular events and groups that we have through the week see our page Church Life
For all activities on Contact us for more information or follow this link
Our services are livestreamed to You Tube
Sunday 9th February Morning worship, led by Revd Sue Whalley. Andrew is on sabbatical and we are grateful to Sue Whalley for leading our worship this week. Sue was our student minister for 3 years. She is currently working towards establishing a ministry for the deaf. Her chosen scripture for today is Ecclesiastes 4: 8-12.
We warmly welcome anyone from the deaf community to attend this service.
Church Lunch, Sunday 9 February There will be a church lunch after worship Please sign the list on the noticeboard in the foyer if you would like to join us.
Monday to Friday morning the church is open for private prayer.
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Tuesdays starting at 10:15am Coffee Morning
Our coffee mornings raise funds for St Luke's Hospice.
Our coffee mornings raise funds for St Luke's Hospice.


Tuesdays 11:00 Prayer time in church and on zoom
Wednesday 10:00 Young Ones Toddlers Group .We plan to reopen our weekly sessions after Easter – date to be confirmed
Wednesday, 8pm Bible Study and prayer on Zoom.
Our Bible studies over the next few weeks, whilst Andrew is on sabbatical, will be led by Lin and Pauline. We will be studying the concept of a simpler lifestyle in Jesus from the book Stop and Stare by Nick Fawcett.
The Thursday midweek prayer on Zoom will not take place during Andrew’s sabbatical. It will resume on 3 April.
Friday from 6pm Brownies, Guides and Rangers
Friday from 9:30 pm Street Pastors
Sunday 16th 10:30 am Morning worship led by Leanne Tan with Graham Sullivan preaching. Graham is from Brondesbury Baptist Church where our Centre Manager is Church Secretary.
All through the week we have a Tennis Club in Bonnersfield Lane , Harrow HA1 2LE
Contact Keith Mayes through the church office or the tennis club Website
We have a collection box for Harrow Foodbank. See the list in the foyer for items needed if you wish to bring gifts.
War
memorials
Recently
we had a visit from a team from the Imperial War Museum who wanted information
about our war memorials. A link to their page can be found here