Thursday evening Bible study, meeting weekly at St James's vicarage, and online via Zoom
Exploring the Gospel according to Luke. We explore scripture using a wide variety of translations, so BYOB—bring your own Bible!
A lively discussion about the Bible, finishing up with night prayer (Compline)

We start at 7.30pm on Thursdays using Zoom.
If you would like to join in, send email to [email protected] for access info
Click on 'More About This Event' to sign up to Zoom for free.

A quiet and contemplative service to close the day.
Online and interactive on Zoom, together with live-streaming to St James's facebook page.

A weekly afternoon gathering for residents over 50 of all faiths and none, with activities and fellowship, refreshments and fun!
Held in the meeting room at the Enfield Highway Community Centre, adjacent to the church.

Morning Prayer from the Lady Chapel, online on Zoom,
and live-streamed on St James’s Facebook page (see link below)

Sung Parish Eucharist, with hymns (and sometimes with our worship music group, A Joyful Noise), and followed by tea, coffee and fellowship
Also held online on Zoom and live-streamed on Facebook

A quiet and contemplative service at the close of Sunday.
Online and interactive on Zoom, together with live-streaming to St James's facebook page.

Tuesday afternoon Bible study, meeting weekly at St James's vicarage and online via Zoom
Exploring the Book of Judges from the Old Testament. We explore scripture using a variety of translations, so BYOB—Bring Your Own Bible!
A lively discussion about the Bible, finishing up with Prayer During the Day.

We start at 1pm on Tuesday at the vicarage and online via Zoom.
If you would like to join in, send email to [email protected] for access info
Click on 'More About This Event' to sign up to Zoom for free.

Meeting dates vary—see church notice board, website or e-newsletter for exact dates.

A midweek service of Holy Communion
held in the Lady Chapel
commemorating the saints of the Christian church
Online and interactive on Zoom, and live-streamed on St James's Facebook page

(Coffee, tea, toast and fellowship held after the service)