Good Friday Liturgy
Join us for a powerful service remembering Jesus' death.
Join us for a powerful service remembering Jesus' death.
Please come along to St Mary's from 10am for as long as you can to help us to clean the church before our Easter celebrations - all ages and abilities welcomed, and coffee and doughnuts will be provided!
Join us as we light the new fire of Easter outside St Mary's, followed by a baptism (inside!) and breakfast in the Memorial Hall.
Celebrate Jesus rising from the tomb with us at 10am in St Mary's - a service of great joy filled with alleluias and singing!
On the first Sunday of every month at St Mary’s, we all meet together for around an hour. This means that our Children’s Church are in St Mary’s with everyone else for the whole service, rather than meeting together separately. This is a shorter communion service that aims to involve everyone, with a simpler message to help us think, an activity or two to help us engage and our normal singing and celebration of communion.
Join us after the service on Sunday 19th May for lunch at the Crown pub. Pre-order over coffee in the Memorial Hall straight after the service, and pay at the bar when you arrive.
Join us at 9am at the Crown for breakfast, before heading over to the churchyard to help tidy it up. Some tools will be supplied, but wear sturdy shoes, bring your own gloves and any tools that you have that you feel may be useful (petrol/cordless strimmers, loppers, secateurs, etc.).
After the service, our Parochial Church Council will be meeting in the Memorial Hall for their regular meeting.
Join your quizmaster Matthew in the Crown from 7:30pm for our fun monthly pub quiz. Teams of up to 6 players, entry is £1 each with all profits going towards the Northolt Memory Cafe. The winning team gets six bottles of wine, while the losing team takes home a packet of nuts!
On the first Sunday of every month at St Mary’s, we all meet together for around an hour. This means that our Children’s Church are in St Mary’s with everyone else for the whole service, rather than meeting together separately. This is a shorter communion service that aims to involve everyone, with a simpler message to help us think, an activity or two to help us engage and our normal singing and celebration of communion.