A gentle, quiet service (no hymns) using the traditional language and pattern of the Prayer Book
Every Sunday at 08:00

While all are welcome, this service is probably not well suited for younger children

The heart of our life and worship. We meet with Jesus through the Scriptures, through our fellowship and as the Lord comes to meet us in the bread and wine of Holy Communion.
We share our concerns with God in prayer, we listen for God's voice in the readings from the bible and a sermon and we gather as the people of God around the altar.
Music is an important part of our worship, led by our choristers, singers and young singers, fine organ and piano.
The form of service (the 'liturgy') follows contemporary Church of England patterns.

All ages are warmly welcome at St Bartholomew's. Children are always welcome in the service; there are some simple activities available for younger children for use while sitting with their families, and on the fourth Sunday of each month the prayers, sermon and other parts of the service are especially chosen with all ages in mind.

All are welcome!

The building is usually open for private prayer, quiet and reflection at the following times:

Monday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)
Tuesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Prayer @ 18:00)
Wednesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Worship @ 18:00)
Thursday 11:30 – 13:30
Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)

Light a candle, remember someone recorded in the Memorial Book, add to the Prayer Tree, or simply enjoy the peace.

Rev'd Jim or Mthr Bethany are usually available in the office space at the back of church to answer any questions you may have, to pray or simply to chat.

The building is usually open for private prayer, quiet and reflection at the following times:

Monday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)
Tuesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Prayer @ 18:00)
Wednesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Worship @ 18:00)
Thursday 11:30 – 13:30
Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)

Light a candle, remember someone recorded in the Memorial Book, add to the Prayer Tree, or simply enjoy the peace.

Rev'd Jim or Mthr Bethany are usually available in the office space at the back of church to answer any questions you may have, to pray or simply to chat.

A simple, relaxed mid-week service of Holy Communion which aims to give a sense of gathering around the altar to read and respond to the Gospel together and share in prayer for our Parish, communities and one another.

The building is usually open for private prayer, quiet and reflection at the following times:

Monday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)
Tuesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Prayer @ 18:00)
Wednesday 17:00 – 18:00 (before Evening Worship @ 18:00)
Thursday 11:30 – 13:30
Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 (following Morning Prayer @ 09:30)

Light a candle, remember someone recorded in the Memorial Book, add to the Prayer Tree, or simply enjoy the peace.

Rev'd Jim is usually available in the office space at the back of church to answer any questions you may have, to pray or simply to chat.

A series of Stations of the Cross using images accompanying readings from the Gospels, prayer, and silence to guide our reflections as we journey with Christ through Lent.

@ 12 noon on Saturday 8th March and Saturday 28th March. Will take approx 40mins.

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08:00 - Our usual service of Holy Communion, but with no sermon
09:30 - we gather at Ashleigh Court (at the Crystal palace end of Lawrie Park Road)to mark the Lord's entry into Jerusalem. We then process through part of our Parish, pausing at the roundabout on Lawrie Park Avenue, before continuing on to the church.
10:30 - The Passion Gospel. A reading of the Passion according to St Matthew.

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A gentle service including opportunity to pray for those known to you in need of God's healing touch and, if you wish, to receive anointing and prayer for yourself.

Bring your knitting, crochet, cross-stitch, colouring, card making, craft project etc.. Share ideas and skills. Or simply come for a cuppa and natter!
All ages (children are welcome if accompanied by their parents), beginners welcome.

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