In Stillness Service
Join us for our regular, meditative service – on Zoom and in person at St Richard’s. Get in touch with churchwardens@northolt.org if you don’t have the Zoom meeting details.
Join us for our regular, meditative service – on Zoom and in person at St Richard’s. Get in touch with churchwardens@northolt.org if you don’t have the Zoom meeting details.
Join us on Saturday 30th November from midday until 3pm at the Northolt Memorial Hall for our annual Christmas Fair. Try your luck on our ever-popular tombola, enjoy delicious drinks, home-made cakes and hot soup, buy tickets for our raffle, browse stalls and enjoy games and crafts for children. Father Christmas will also be in attendance, so pay him a visit in his grotto and tell him what you’d really like for Christmas!
Join us at St Richard’s Church from 3pm-5:30pm for Messy Church. It’s a way of being church for family and others. It’s Christ-centred for all ages, but particularly suits primary school-aged children. Come along and enjoy fun, creativity and food! Only £1 per child, and a maximum of £3 for families with 3 or more children, it’s a cost-effective and fun morning!
Our Christingle Service will be held at St Mary’s Church on Sunday 8th December starting at 10am. A family-friendly service, where you’ll make a Christingle to take home.
Join us to sing some carols together outside St Richard's, followed by some refreshments.
Join us in the beautiful and historic St Mary’s for our annual carols by candlelight service. Always a popular event, there’ll be mince pies, mulled wine and mulled apple juice served afterwards.
Join us for a reflective service at Christmastime. Blue Christmas offers a gentle service for those who are carrying pain and loss during this season of celebration, where we pause to recognise this and reflect on God’s eternal love and comfort.
Join us in St Mary’s Church to celebrate the first communion of Christmas.
Join us for on Christmas Day morning for a short service, with all ages welcome.
Join us at 10am at the bottom of the path opposite The Crown pub as we process up to St Mary's church to celebrate Palm Sunday.