We are currently doing the 2 Ways to Live series on Sundays, as well as in our Home Groups.
Here is a taster of what its about.
We are currently doing the 2 Ways to Live series on Sundays, as well as in our Home Groups.
Here is a taster of what its about.
Month |
Event |
Date |
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September |
Volunteer Celebration |
23rd September |
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Back to Church Sunday & Harvest – Bring and Share Lunch |
30th September |
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November |
Families Lunch (for all involved in raising children) |
4th November |
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Remembrance Sunday |
11th November |
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December |
Women’s Wreath Making Event |
1st December |
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Advent Sunday, Bring and Share Lunch |
2nd December |
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Carols in the community |
12th December |
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Carols by Candlelight |
16th December |
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Children’s Carol Service |
24th December |
Starting Friday 10th May 2019 at the Holy Redeemer Parish Hall.
Join us for a fun-filled, action-packed term at REDS and aLIVE! We’ll be meeting a bunch of curious characters in the books of 1 & 2 Samuel, part of the Old Testament of the Bible.
Games – Craft – Bible stories – Drama – Music – Sport – Snacks
REDS – 6-7:15pm (For ages 5-11) (more infomation)
aLIVE – 7:15-8:30pm (For ages 11-18) (more information)
Contact us:
The Parish Hall, Churchmore Road, London. SW16 5UZ.
Tel: 020 8765 9923
Email: info@holyredeemer.org.uk
Please note that there will be no 9am service Sunday 27th December. We would love to see you at the 10:45am service, though!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas from the Holy Redeemer Church!
We hope you will be able to join us at one of our Christmas Events. Whether you are coming to Church for the first time, or returning after a little while away, Christmas is a great time to come along. We are a friendly church and look forward to meeting you over Christmas. At each event there will be an explanation from the Bible of the events of Jesus’ birth and we hope you will enjoy hearing why we believe Christmas is such good news.
Sunday 29th November 10.45am: Advent Carol Service
Get into the Christmas spirit early with a guest service featuring carols, a Bible talk and a fun filled Sunday school for 3-12 year olds.
Saturday 5th December 4-5.30pm: Christmas Wreath Making
A women’s Christmas event with an arts/crafts theme.
Sunday 20th December 6.30pm: Carols by Candlelight
Atmospheric Carol service with traditional Bible readings, carols and a gospel-style performance and a talk explaining the meaning of Christmas from the Bible. Mince pies provided.
Monday 21st December 2-4pm: Christmas Cracker Children’s Holiday Club
A holiday club for children aged 5-12. Booking required. (Click link above for details.)
Thursday 24th December 4pm: Children’s Carol service
Interactive carol service especially suitable for little ones, refreshments provided.
Friday 25th December 10am: Christmas Day service
Short family celebration with carols, Bible talk and mince pies.
A big thank you to all those who came out to support the Holy Redeemer Summer fair.
We had a really fun afternoon raising funds for the building project. Altogether £511 was raised.
There was a tombola…
Bric a Brac, Books and loom bands to buy…
Lots of yummy cake and a tasty barbecue
Fantastic live music
And we were very happy to be joined by Dr Bike from Lambeth council who offer free bike maintenance and advice, and utility warehouse who gave out free balloons and advice on lowering household bills
As we’ve studied Hebrews 11 on a Sunday, among other things, we’ve been moved and inspired by Biblical examples of faith as they’ve pointed beyond themselves to Jesus – “the pioneer and perfecter of faith” (12v2). Therefore, this summer why not pick up a Christian biography or two, to see more examples of how God has worked in and through regular people for his glory?
Here are book recommendations from the staff team (click on any title to go to 10ofthose.com to make a purchase):
Mark talks frankly and movingly about facing death with Christ as he experiences terminal cancer. Very good to give away to friends and neighbours. Length: very short.
Read how Wilberforce was driven by the gospel to bring out the end of the slave trade and great changes in the moral life of Great Britain. Length: short.
A heart-warming look at the spread of the gospel amongst and by students around the world. Length: medium.
28 short inspiring biographies of Christians from the 16th to 19th Centuries. Length: medium.
Written as a novel but based on true stories, a fascinating insight into life of Christians who have converted from a Muslim background. Length: medium.
The compelling testimony of the work of Christ in saving a former New York street gang leader. Length: medium
The wonderful story of a troubled and violent young man in Zimbabwe who was converted when he went to fire bomb an event in town with a travelling evangelist. Length: medium.
Stories from the 1st to 16th Century of Christians who have been called to make the ultimate sacrifice for Christ. Length: medium.
Read about the dramatic conversion of a well-off English professor. Length: medium.
Not strictly a biography, however, a brilliant read. Mike takes us through a brief look at the Reformation – what happened and why it matters. Length: medium.
Sign up online and see more information on our holiday club page.
We look forwards to seeing you there.
Prayer and Bible study groups are held at various church member’s homes. The aim is for people to grow in their love for God and for each other through studying his Word. Groups run on Wednesday’s from 8pm to 9.30pm. Contact Ian Gilmour for more information.
This term we are looking at the Psalms.
In March the Home groups will be taking a break so that we can focus on our Real Lives evenings, which are a part of a Passion for Life, giving people opportunities to come and hear about the difference Jesus makes in life’s ups and downs – watch this space for more information!
The programme for the bible talks in the 6pm service is now available to download or take away on a Sunday.
This term we are looking forward to hearing God speak to us through John as we hear it preached in the Evening services.
Why not pick up or download a term card so you can read ahead at home beforehand?