31 July 2020

This comes with our warmest good wishes and prayers for all who join us via our website.

We have had a good look at Government/Church guidelines on use of our building, and have decided that the wisest, safest thing is to aim to get back into the church building for services on 30 August. That will be for limited numbers, but we will try to make it work for as many as possible. More details nearer the time.

Meanwhile, we are still open online!

Please continue to join us, and stay safe. God bless!

If you would like more information about the Christian faith, or anything you've read or heard on our website, please be in touch with us or have a look at these links:

We have our own bookstall online, hosted by the Good Book Company.

This is fairly new to us and so we've started by putting in our bookstall just a few titles that we recommend - here's a selection:

St Nicholas is following directions given by Public Health England and the Church of England. Let’s follow the advice and directions given on these websites. And how are we approaching this as a church family?

If you’re isolated, and need care & support, or would like to talk to or pray with someone, St Nicholas is your local parish church and we’d love to try and help.

Please get in touch with us.

Tel: 0208 767 8033
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Christianity Explored – dates to be confirmed shortly

For you (or perhaps a friend) if you/they would value thinking through whether the Christian faith is true and what it involves -  a friendly, 7 week series of discussions which we are going to run online.

Come for one week and test it out, or come as often as you want.

Due to the current social distancing restrictions the next course will be run online via video call.

St Nicholas Church has partnered with Christians Against Poverty to offer CAP Money courses in our community. Running for 3 weeks from 4 June 2020, the service we offer is completely free.

Hope is what keeps us alive.

These days hope often feels hard to come by.

Yet real hope is what the Christian faith claims to offer. Come and explore.

Next 3 week course: to be confirmed