This Sunday—14th February
We continue our morning series on Making a Difference, this week By our Transformation. Our evening service focuses on wholeness and healing.
Note: All services are at St Stephen’s Church. St Thomas’ Church is closed for redevelopment.
Regular Services
St Thomas with St Stephen, Telford Park, is the Church of England parish in the triangle formed by the Balham, Clapham South and Streatham Hill railway stations in southwest London.
Services are held every Sunday at St Stephen’s Church in Weir Road, SW12 0NU (directions). All are welcome!
- 8.00am @St Stephen’s – Communion, 1st Sunday of each month only
- 9.30am @St Stephen’s – Morning Worship, Communion except on 1st Sunday of each month
- 10:30–11:00am – Refreshments are served between the two morning services
- 11.00am @St Stephen’s – Morning Worship, Communion on 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month
- 5.00pm @St Stephen’s – Teatime Praise, 1st Sunday of each month only: a short service (with tea & cakes!) for families with small children
- 7.00pm @St Stephen’s – Evening Service, with different themes each Sunday
And on every Wednesday:
- 10.00am @St Stephen’s – Prayers and Bears: a service especially for parents and carers with babies and toddlers
St Thomas’ Church in Telford Avenue, SW2 4XW (directions) is closed for redevelopment.
The Wave
5 Dec 2009—Several from the STwSS church family attended The Wave march, to pray and speak out to influence our politicians in advance of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference. Charis Gates made a video diary of the event.
All Change at St Thomas!
From 14th September refurbishment work is starting on St Thomas’ Church, and all the services that take place there (8:00am, 9:30am, Teatime Praise, and Prayers and Bears) will be moving to St Stephen’s while the work is done.
The Life You've Always Wanted
Starting in October 2009, the evening service on the First Sunday of each month will be based around John Ortberg’s brilliant book The Life You’ve Always Wanted. Over ten months we will be looking at spiritual disciplines for ordinary people and how we can apply them to enrich our lives.
