Join us for a night of clues, cocktails, and chaos with dinner at Murder at St. Saviour's – who’s the killer?Get ready for an unforgettable evening full of suspense and fun! Join us in person for the Murder Mystery Dinner and help solve the thrilling Murder at St. Saviour's. Perfect for those who love puzzles, drama, and delicious food. Bring your detective hat and your best guesses — the killer is among us!Tickets through https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/murder-mystery-dinner-murder-at-st-saviours-tickets-1993437240448?aff=oddtdtcreatoror directly through Kathryn.stsaviours@gmail.com or 07561 287620. Please contact the organiser Kathryn.stsaviours@gmail.com if you have dietary requirements, such as gluten, dairy free or vegetarian, to let her know what your requirements are and she will let you know.Dining tables will seat between 4 and 6 people. Please contact the organiser Kathryn.stsaviours@gmail.com to let her know who you would like to sit with if you are booking tickets seperately.
Friday 8th May 2026 at 7pm Concelebrated Eucharist on the Anniversary of Dedication with the Bishop of Southwark, The Right Revd Christopher Chessun Saturday 9th May 2026 at 7:30pm 160 Years of Song: Miriam Sharrad: mezzo-soprano Jan Rautio: piano Music by Gershwin, Britten, Weill, Clarke, Boulanger, Quilter and others! £12 (£10 concessions) on the door. Sunday 10th May at 10:00am Parish Eucharist and Parade Service followed by a picnic in the churchyard from 12 noon.
Linking Lives is a national charity and here in the Crofton Park ward, we run a franchise of that charity. The project was set up in Crofton Park in 2016. The project aims to confront and alleviate the effects of loneliness in the community, which is a big problem. Most of our friends, as we know our clients, are elderly and housebound but loneliness is an issue that is not restricted to the older community and I am receiving referrals for lonely people who are younger. The project is run here at St Saviour's church, and we currently have around 22 volunteers who help around a similar number of isolated clients. Although the national charity was originally set up as a Christian charity, most of our volunteers don't come from a Church background and we welcome people to the scheme, both volunteers and our friends, of all faiths or none! Do you have 30 minutes or hour to spare, once a week or once a fortnight, that you could visit a person experiencing loneliness, then please do contact me to have a chat to explore the possibility. Kathryn email: croftonpark@linkinglives.ukhttps://www.stsaviourschurchbrockleyrise.org/linking-lives