Our midweek group focuses on discussion of the Bible, prayer and fellowship.

Today there will be an evening service of meditation and chant in the tradition of Taizé.

Please do come, you are very welcome.

Leading: Sophie Castell

4th Sunday of Easter

Leading and presiding: James Hughesdon

Preaching: Sarah Fagg

Readings: John 10:11-18; Acts 4:5-12

4th Sunday of Easter

Leading: James Hughesdon

Preaching: Sarah Fagg

Readings: John 10:11-18; Acts 4:5-12

Our fourth free concert on Friday 19 April: An afternoon of Saxophone and Piano Music

David Bevan and Daisy Ou perform works spanning two hundred years of musical history, from Schubert and Mendelssohn to new music by living composers Jenni Watson and Andy Scott.

Come and be delighted by high quality classical performances in our beautiful church. The concerts will take place on the third Friday of every month at 1.15pm with free hot drinks and cake served from 12.45pm.

The concerts are free and you do not need a ticket.

3rd Sunday of Easter

Leading and presiding at Baptism: James Hughesdon

Preaching: Sophie Castell

Readings: Luke 24:36b-48; Acts 3:12-19

Our monthly prayer meeting takes place on the second Sunday of every month 10.15-10.45am in the prayer chapel.

Join us as we pray for the church and the world.

Leading and presiding: James Hughesdon

Preaching: TBC

Readings: 1 St. Peter 2.11-17; St. John 16.16-22

2nd Sunday of Easter

Leading and presiding: James Hughesdon

Preaching: Ian Mylam

Readings: Mark 16: 1-8; Acts 10: 34-43

Meet at St Mary’s 10am Saturday, 6 April. Nine mile walk via Regent’s Canal, Victoria Park, River Lea, Walthamstow Marshes to Tottenham Hale. Return by Victoria Line. Bring packed lunch, good footwear and water. Cafes and toilets available en-route.

St Mary’s Church Gardens Group: Saturday 6 April, Saturday 4 May and Saturday 8 June 10am - noon. Come and join us to dig, weed and plant at the circular rose garden. Please bring stout shoes and gardening gloves if you have them. All are very welcome.

Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

Easter Sunday is the principal feast of the Christian calendar. We rejoice to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our Saviour. Death is defeated. Life is won through God's redeeming love. Alleluia!

The Good Friday meditations will take place in church.

On our journey together through this great drama of grace on Good Friday we bear witness as Jesus wrestles with his own aloneness, abandoned by so many of his closest friends, abandoned even by God His Father. Through words and music, and at this time more than ever, in silence and separation, we reflect on the events of this day and on their meanings for those around Jesus and for ourselves today of all days.

Our Good Friday interactive, all age service takes us through the story of Good Friday.

With activities and hot cross buns for all.

We move into the last three days of Holy Week.

A service of Holy Communion when we remember Christ’s meal with his disciples and his arrest.

Leading and presiding: Josh Richards

Preaching: Ian Mylam

Freya Bradley leads today's reflection focussing on John 13:21-32

You can view this on our YouTube channel.

Listen to the word of The Lord.

Josh Richards leads today's reflection focussing on John 12: 27-36.

You can view this on our YouTube channel.

Listen to the word of The Lord.

Freya Bradley leads today's reflection focussing on John 12:1-11.

You can view this on our YouTube channel.

Listen to the word of The Lord.

Palm Sunday

Leading: Sophie Castell

Preaching: Sarah Fagg

Readings: Mark 11:1-11; Psalm 118: 19-end

Palm Sunday

Leading and presiding: James Hughesdon

Preaching: James Hughesdon

Readings: Mark 11:1-11; Psalm 118: 19-end

Today there will be an evening service of meditation and chant in the tradition of Taizé.

Please do come, you are very welcome.

Leading: TBC

5th Sunday of Lent

Leading and presiding: Obi Chike

Preaching: James Hughesdon

Readings: John 12:20-33; Jeremiah 31:31-34

5th Sunday of Lent

Leading: Ian Mylam

Preaching: James Hughesdon

Readings: John 12:20-33; Jeremiah 31:31-34

All are warmly invited to the London launch of Selected Poems by Paul McLoughlin (1947-2021), published by Shoestring Press (Nottingham, 2024). Readers will include Rob Selby, Declan Ryan, Rosemary Norman, Nancy Mattson, John Harvey, Mike Bartholomew-Biggs, John Forth (editor) and John Lucas (publisher).

Free entry and free coffee and cakes. Donations welcome to our usual charity, Hospice Care Kenya.

Piano works by Mozart, Franck, and Chopin played by Antoine Pichon

Come and be delighted by high quality classical performances in our beautiful church. The concerts will take place on the third Friday of every month at 1.15pm with free hot drinks and cake served from 12.45pm.

The concerts are free and you do not need a ticket.

Our monthly prayer meeting takes place on the second Sunday of every month 10.15-10.45am in the prayer chapel.

Join us as we pray for the church and the world.

Leading and presiding: Freya Bradley

Preaching: Freya Bradley

Readings: Galatians 4.21-end; St. John 6.1-14

3rd Sunday of Lent

Leading and presiding: James Hughesdon and Freya Bradley

Preaching: Josh Richards

Readings: John 2:13-22; Exodus 20:1-17

3rd Sunday of Lent

Leading: Sophie Castell

Preaching: Josh Richards

Readings: John 2:13-22; Exodus 20:1-17