7.00pm
Reverend Stephan Degen-Ballmer is Minister in Baselland, Switzerland and on sabbatical at the Swiss Church in London from April to July. During a series of evening classes, he will introduce different religions and lead excursions to visit places of worship.
This second evening class has the title: "The Jewish Religion in relation to Christianity". A visit to the Central Synagogue is in planning and details will be discussed with the group,
Everyone is invited to join. No previous knowledge is required.
Costs: £8 per class, material and light dinner included.
For further questions you can contact Stephan directly: sdegenballmer@bluewin.ch
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
7.00pm
Vera the Diva was founded in 2013 by Edurne Goldaracena. Edurne, who has been dancing since the age of 6 and a full time professional teacher for over 20 years, is from San Sebastián, the Basque region of Spain. With her love for dancing, she moved to London to pursue her career and under the guidance of the legendary Sydney Francis, obtained her first teacher qualifications with the I.S.T.D. and later with the I.D.T.A.
Vera the Diva dance classes take place every Tuesday evening at the Swiss Church. There are beginner classes and more advanced levels.
For more information and to sign up for classes please visit: https://verathediva.com/
7.30pm
An evening of some of the best loved music for violin and piano including Cesar Franck’s romantic Sonata in A, Vaughan Williams ever-popular The Lark Ascending, Ravel’s dazzling Tzigane and tangos by Albeniz, Piazzolla and Gade.
Interval wine will be served.
Tickets: £12 advance, £15 on the door and £8 concessions (unwaged)
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/gavin-davies-and-nicholas-durcan-an-evening-of-the-best-loved-music-for-violin-and-piano-tickets-45435884955?aff=es2
11.00am
Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
Topic: "Paul - Life is a journey"
On 6 May, 3 and 17 June we will explore the life of Apostle Paul who has influenced Christianity like none other. We will learn more about the fascinating and controversial author of the New Testament letters. In this second sermon, we will hear about Paul's missionary travels across the Roman Empire and the Mediterranean and how he has opened up the gospel of Jesus to the world.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.30am
The Frauenverein ("women's groups") meets every 1st Tuesday of the month at the Swiss Church.
For more information please contact Maria Kitsis: 020 8202 0425.
7.00pm
Vera the Diva was founded in 2013 by Edurne Goldaracena. Edurne, who has been dancing since the age of 6 and a full time professional teacher for over 20 years, is from San Sebastián, the Basque region of Spain. With her love for dancing, she moved to London to pursue her career and under the guidance of the legendary Sydney Francis, obtained her first teacher qualifications with the I.S.T.D. and later with the I.D.T.A.
Vera the Diva dance classes take place every Tuesday evening at the Swiss Church. There are beginner classes and more advanced levels.
For more information and to sign up for classes please visit: https://verathediva.com/
5.00pm
Donald is one of Europe's finest organists. He has presided at the Odeon Leicester Square organ for almost 25 years and also is an organist in a church in Kensington. He has a reputation for being the finest exponent of silent film accompaniment (on the organ) and has travelled world wide to demonstrate his art. He has performed in many of the UKs top venues from Cathedrals to Concert Halls. Donald is also a fine concert organist and is in demand for playing recitals of light and popular organ classics.
Recital free - retiring collection
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
12.00pm
La Causerie is a group of French speaking Swiss ladies who meets monthly at the Swiss Church in London.
Bring your own sandwich. Coffee and cake will be served.
For more details please contact Lisa Hall on lisa.moerschwil@gmail.com
7.00pm
Vera the Diva was founded in 2013 by Edurne Goldaracena. Edurne, who has been dancing since the age of 6 and a full time professional teacher for over 20 years, is from San Sebastián, the Basque region of Spain. With her love for dancing, she moved to London to pursue her career and under the guidance of the legendary Sydney Francis, obtained her first teacher qualifications with the I.S.T.D. and later with the I.D.T.A.
Vera the Diva dance classes take place every Tuesday evening at the Swiss Church. There are beginner classes and more advanced levels.
For more information and to sign up for classes please visit: https://verathediva.com/
11.30am
The Mothers Group was founded in the 1960ies by a group of Swiss immigrants. The mothers, now grandmothers and great-grandmothers, continue to meet ever second Wednesday of the month to build old and new friendships and provide an interesting programme.
Young mothers and fathers with the children are invited to join the meetings.
For more details please contact Marianne Fisher-Hertig on muttergruppe@outlook.com
7.00pm
I will be performing live my debut solo album "The Middle Of Everywhere' At the beautiful Swiss Church in Covent Garden London.
I will be accompanied by Cellist Rachel Dawson and Pianist Neill Donaldson. Plus special guest Niko Tsonev Guitar and of course your old friend me on acoustic guitar.
Ticket price includes CD 'Middle Of Everywhere' you can collect CD at gig. There will be more CD's for sale at gig if you want to buy more.
Tickets £21.55 from:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/middle-of-everywhere-album-launch-tickets-43305191995?utm_term=eventurl_text
7.30pm
The centrepiece of Collegium Musicum of London’s summer concert, commemorating the end of World War One, is Vaughan Williams’s impassioned plea for peace Dona nobis pacem.
The composer wrote the cantata in 1936 amid fears that a new global conflict was looming. It takes the form of six movements, with the poetry of Walt Whitman – as well as passages from both the Mass and the Bible – providing the text. The phrase Dona nobis pacem (‘Give us peace’) punctuates the entire work.
Soloists Augusta Hebbert (soprano) and Michael Hickman (baritone) will appear alongside actor Brendan Charleson, in an evening of choral music and readings to mark the 100th anniversary of the Armistice in 1918.
By coincidence, the same year saw the death of C. Hubert Parry, whose visionary work My Soul, There Is A Country, from the Songs of Farewell cycle, will feature in the programme.
Also included in the concert is the work of one of England’s most popular early-20th-century composers, George Butterworth, whose short life was curtailed by a sniper’s bullet on the Somme in 1916. His rhapsodic setting of A.E. Housman’s exquisite collection of verses
A Shropshire Lad will be performed by Michael Hickman, accompanied by Andrew Tait on piano.
With a sprinkling of popular songs from the era, alongside heartrending dispatches from the trenches, Dona nobis pacem promises to be a poignant and fitting tribute to all those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Great War.
Tickets £16, £14 (concessions)
available on the door, in advance
on 07812 599340 or online
https://coll-mus-lon.org.uk/future-concerts/
11.00am
Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
Topic: "Paul - Theology and legacy"
On 6 May, 3 and 17 June we will explore the life of Apostle Paul who has influenced Christianity like none other. We will learn more about the fascinating and controversial author of the New Testament letters. In this third and final sermon, we will hear about Paul's theology and legacy and how his teaching impacts still today.
The service will be followed by the Annual General Meeting. More details will be published online. Church members will be sent an invitation by post or email.
6.30pm
Live screening of the group games of the Swiss National football team at the FIFA Worldcup 2018 in Russia! Join us to wave the flag and cheer for our team.
There will be Swiss food and drinks. Cash only.
Admission free - donations welcome.
If you would like to volunteer, please contact josh.kelly@swisschurchlondon.org.uk
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
7.00pm
Vera the Diva was founded in 2013 by Edurne Goldaracena. Edurne, who has been dancing since the age of 6 and a full time professional teacher for over 20 years, is from San Sebastián, the Basque region of Spain. With her love for dancing, she moved to London to pursue her career and under the guidance of the legendary Sydney Francis, obtained her first teacher qualifications with the I.S.T.D. and later with the I.D.T.A.
Vera the Diva dance classes take place every Tuesday evening at the Swiss Church. There are beginner classes and more advanced levels.
For more information and to sign up for classes please visit: https://verathediva.com/
6.30pm
Live screening of the group games of the Swiss National football team at the FIFA Worldcup 2018 in Russia! Join us to wave the flag and cheer for our team.
There will be Swiss food and drinks. Cash only.
Admission free - donations welcome.
If you would like to volunteer, please contact josh.kelly@swisschurchlondon.org.uk
10.30am
Reverend Stephan Degen-Ballmer is Minister in Baselland, Switzerland and on sabbatical at the Swiss Church in London from April to July. During a series of evening classes, he will introduce different religions and lead excursions to visit places of worship.
He will lead an excursion to the British Museum to discover artefacts connected to the history of the Bible.
For further questions you can contact Stephan directly: sdegenballmer@bluewin.ch
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
7.00pm
Vera the Diva was founded in 2013 by Edurne Goldaracena. Edurne, who has been dancing since the age of 6 and a full time professional teacher for over 20 years, is from San Sebastián, the Basque region of Spain. With her love for dancing, she moved to London to pursue her career and under the guidance of the legendary Sydney Francis, obtained her first teacher qualifications with the I.S.T.D. and later with the I.D.T.A.
Vera the Diva dance classes take place every Tuesday evening at the Swiss Church. There are beginner classes and more advanced levels.
For more information and to sign up for classes please visit: https://verathediva.com/
6.30pm
Live screening of the group games of the Swiss National football team at the FIFA Worldcup 2018 in Russia! Join us to wave the flag and cheer for our team.
There will be Swiss food and drinks. Cash only.
Admission free - donations welcome.
If you would like to volunteer, please contact josh.kelly@swisschurchlondon.org.uk
7.00pm
The service will be led by Rev Stephan Degen-Ballmer from Kilchberg, BL.
Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
7.00pm
Reverend Stephan Degen-Ballmer is Minister in Baselland, Switzerland and on sabbatical at the Swiss Church in London from April to July. During a series of evening classes, he will introduce different religions and lead excursions to visit places of worship.
This last evening class has the title: "The different Christian confessions: Reformed, Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox"
Everyone is invited to join. No previous knowledge is required.
Costs: £8 per class, material and light dinner included.
For further questions you can contact Stephan directly: sdegenballmer@bluewin.ch
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.30am
The Frauenverein ("women's groups") meets every 1st Tuesday of the month at the Swiss Church.
For more information please contact Maria Kitsis: 020 8202 0425.
12.00pm
La Causerie is a group of French speaking Swiss ladies who meets monthly at the Swiss Church in London.
Bring your own sandwich. Coffee and cake will be served.
For more details please contact Lisa Hall on lisa.moerschwil@gmail.com
11.30am
The Mothers Group was founded in the 1960ies by a group of Swiss immigrants. The mothers, now grandmothers and great-grandmothers, continue to meet ever second Wednesday of the month to build old and new friendships and provide an interesting programme.
Young mothers and fathers with the children are invited to join the meetings.
For more details please contact Marianne Fisher-Hertig on muttergruppe@outlook.com
11.00am
The service will be led by Marianne Fisher-Hertig.
Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
4.00pm
Don't Panic!
We are sold out on eventbrite but you can still join us to celebrate Swiss National Day on the 1st of August at 79 Endell Street with the Swiss community and friends!
We have a click in and click out system running on the door so will still have capaicity. You may need to wait for a while but you should still get in.
There will be Swiss food and drinks, family activities and singing of the National Anthem.
4-6pm: Family activities and coffee and cake
4-9pm: Traditional Swiss food and drinks
6.30pm: Speech by His Excellency Alexandre Fasel, Swiss Ambassador to the UK
6.45pm: Singing of the National Anthem with Organist Peter Yardley-Jones
Watch this space for more details!
Please note: We are expecting a high number of people and cannot guarantee immediate access, even for those who have signed up on Eventbrite. We advice to come early. First come, first serve!
Would you like to volunteer? Get in touch: info@swisschurchlondon.org.uk
11.00am
The Service will be led by Niccolo Aliano. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch at 12.15pm., cooked by members of the congregation.
7.00pm
Tickets not available from Eventbrite. Please contact the organiser of this event directly to reserve your space. See below for contact details.
What happens in our Red Tent?
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As we welcome all to the atmospheric space, we sit in a circle in the presence of candles and a cup of herbal tea is provided.
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After settling in the space and slowing down from the busyness of the outside world, we engage in a meditation/visualization (guided or silent).
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We then check in with each other, passing around a “talking stick” giving every woman a chance to share a thought, an experience, something about her journey, while we listen with openness and non-judgment. Women do not have to share if they do not wish to and are welcome to just sit and soak up the atmosphere.
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We enter creative space, some ideas are:
- We do some free movement or dance to celebrate our feminine nature and to express any non-verbal, embodied impulses and energies.
- We paint, we draw, we create an installation inspired from female experiences/objects.
- We read, we write, we share poems.
- We sing or make music.
This is a sacred, safe space of connection with no judgement open to all womenWho is this event for?
All women are welcome! We celebrate the beauty of all ages, backgrounds, sexual orientation and spiritual or religious beliefs.
Additional information
Wear something red
You can bring tea or snacks to share and a blanket or a mat or a cushion if you like extra comfort.
We welcome donations, which will be used towards the use of the space.
11.00am
The Service will be led by Reverend Meret Engel, sabattical Minister from Romanshorn-Salmsach, and will include communion to celebrate Eidg. Buss- und Bettag (Penance Day in Switzerland).
Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
3.00pm
Tickets for this Event are now only available, directly from the organiser, and on the door on the evening.
For tickets and enquiries please contact: dr@vocalino-wettingen.ch
The Swiss Church in London is proud to host a Workshop Concert by Vocalino Choir Wettingen, Switzerland with Robin Tyson of the King's Singers. The concert will include choral works from Switzerland and abroad.
Vocalino Wettingen is a choir of experienced amateur singers aged between 20 and 35, characterised by a youthful spirit and its lean sound. Having its roots in the Wettingen High School, the choir regards itself as the school's alumni choir. The repertory consists of sacred and secular works spanning all periods of classical choral music, especially early and contemporary music.
Free entrance and retiring collection for the work of the Swiss Church in London
7.00pm
Tickets for this event are now only available directly from the organiser, or on the door in the evening.
For tickets and enquiiries please contact Alexander Stingelin as@singknaben.ch
The Swiss Church in London is proud to host the opening concert of the Boy's Choir of St Ursus Cthedral, Solothurn, Switzerland's autumn tour to the U.K. The concert is entitled Sing a Capella , and will include a variety of pieces, highlighting the talents of the choir.
The Boy's Choir is the oldest in Switzerland with a 1200-year old tradition. It consists of 60 boys and young men. Since 2007 it has been led by Andreas Reize, who was a chorister himself at St Ursus Cathedral.
Free entrance, retiring collection for the work of the Swiss Church in London.
The concert is supported by Prohelvetia, the Swiss Arts Council
11.00am
Sunday Service led by Revd. Meret Engel, with sermon by Pfr. Christoph Sigrist, Minister at the Grossmünster, Zurich.
The liturgy will be in English, French and German
Pfr Christoph Sigrist will preach his sermon in German
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.00am
The Service will be led by Reverend Meret Engel, sabattical Minister from Romanshorn-Salmsach, and will include communion. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch, served at 12.15 pm, cooked by members of the congregation.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.00am
The Service will be led by Niccolo Aliano. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch, at 12.15pm, cooked by members of the congregation.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.00am
The Service will be led by Marianne Fisher Hertig, and will include communion. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
11.00am
The Service will be led by Reverend Meret Engel, sabattical Minister from Romanshorn-Salmsach, Switzerland. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
7.30pm
Jessica Broad (soprano), Ross Sharkey (tenor) with Peter Yardley-Jones (piano) present an evening of music. Including poetic readings by actress Elizabeth Crarer
7.30pm
Join us for an evening of stunning singing, accompanied by theorbo, harpsichord and recorder. The forthcoming concert for Saint Cecilia's day, Cecilia Sings, will continue the theme of bird mythology that was initiated in the first three concerts, melded with ideas about Saint Cecilia. Text and artwork by students from Marylebone Girls' School will illustrate newly commissioned works on the theme of female power, passion and spirit by Janet Oates (with new text by Euan Tait), Sheena Phillips, Dominic McGonigal and Joel Jårventausta. Further repertoire includes expressive songs by Francesca Caccini and Barbara Strozzi, virtuosic duets by Mazzocchi, and beautiful madrigals by Maddalena Casulana.
Tickets £15 available at the door
5.00pm
In this service of commemoration, we will light candles for those who have passed away in the past year and in previous years. The service will be accompanied by organist Peter Yardley-Jones and led by sabatical Minister Reverend Meret Engel , and followed by refreshments.
The names of those you would like to remember can be handed to Meret before the service begins, or sent to her in advance via email (meret.engel@swisschurchlondon.org.uk). If you cannot attend, someone from the congregation will light a candle on your behalf.
Admission free – retiring collection
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
5.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
6.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
7.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
8.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
5.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
6.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
7.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
8.15pm
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a new audio-visual performance, that brings the architecture and history of the Swiss Church into dialogue with the current life of a bell mouth intersection on the A583 in Lancashire. This bell mouth, as the gateway to a fracking site has, over the past two years, become inhabited as a place of reflection, action and togetherness.
The performance takes as its starting point the history of female social support work at the Swiss Church. This it connects to the activities in the bell mouth on Preston New Road, Lancashire, where the local community, particularly many older women, have held vigil since work on the site commenced in January 2017. During these two years, the site has played host to silent contemplation, knitting circles, speeches and song and dance, against a backdrop of frequently violent intervention from the police and security staff.
The performance will extend methods used in Birch’s previous performances—video, live narration and projected drawing—to recount a narrative that will gradually transform the architecture of the Church through projections, audio narration and objects. Starting from the histories of church and bell mouth, it will bring together stories of women from across the UK who take highly political actions, coming to them quietly, but with great determination. For many of these women, these activities are their first active political engagements, made late in life, and challenging their existing belief systems.
Refreshments will be served in the foyer throughout the evening.
The Yellowing, Part 2 (Bell Mouth) is a chapter in Birch's wider project, The Yellowing, which connects women’s histories, landscapes and sub-surface geologies. The Yellowing, Part 1was shown in May 2018 at The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, as part of Fig-Futures. The project also includes a forthcoming feature-length film, Undermine, that follows the daily lives of the community of women affected by fracking in Lancashire, investigating the psychological implications of being undermined, environmentally, democratically and emotionally.
The Yellowing, Part 1 was commissioned by Fig-Futures, and supported by Art Fund, Arts Council England and Outset. The sister feature film currently in development, Undermine,has been supported by Arts Council England, FLAMIN (New Approaches) and Lancaster Arts.
Rebecca Birch has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include; Lichen hunting on the west coast, Fig-2 at ICA London, and the days run away, commissioned by Camden Arts Centre and Whitescreenat The Agency Gallery. Her group exhibitions include, Matt’s Galleryat Black Rock, Test Run at Modern Art Oxford, Multiplexing at LUX & PeckhamPlex, London. She is the recipient of a number of residencies and awards including, CCA Creative Lab Residency, Glasgow and LUX Associate Artists Programme.
The Yellowing, Part 2: Bell Mouthis part of Being and Appearing, a programme of contemporary art curated for the Swiss Church in London by Kirsty White - beingandappearing.org.uk.
Kindly supported by The Swiss Church in London, Arts Council England and The Elephant Trust.
Performances will take place every hour. Admission free but please book if you would like to guarantee entry for a particular time slot
11.00am
The Service which includes communion, will be led by Reverend Meret Engel, sabattical Minister from Romanshorn-Salmsach, Switzerland. Everyone is welcome to join us for our Sunday service and share communion. We are an ecumenical congregation, and people from Anglican, Protestant and Catholic backgrounds and no religious affiliation worship together.
The sermon is in English. The hymns are sung in German, French and English.
The service is followed by lunch cooked by members of the congregation.
7.00pm
St George's School, Windsor Castle - Christmas Concert. Further details to be published soon.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
2.00pm
An afternoon for all generations full of surprises!
2-5:30pm: Children can craft their own Christmas presents, hear the Christmas story (in English, French and Swiss-German), sing hymns in Swiss and British tradition and carve their own Räbeliecht (turnip lantern)
4pm: Samichlaus (Father Christmas) and will make a visit. He might even have little presents for the younger ones among the visitors and listen to their Sprüchli. Please sign up with josh.kelly@swisschurchlondon.org.uk by 30 November. (Parents: send Josh a little list about the nice and the naughty things your child has done and that the Samichlaus should know about!)
5:30pm: Räbeliechtliumzug (turnip parade) through Covent Garden
Hot drinks and snacks will be provided.
The event is free - donations are much appreciated.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
5.00pm
One of the highlights of our Church year. Come and join the Swiss community and friends, at our traditional Christmas Carol service. With English, German and French carols and Advent hymns performed by Dieci Voices.
After the service, mulled wine and mince pies will be served. Come and join us for this wonderful evening!
This event is very popular. Reserve your place now.
Admission free. Retiring collection.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
8.00am
A FREE community Breakfast in the church that is open to all in our wider community.
We serve tea and coffee with boiled eggs, toast, spreads, fresh fruit and cheese.
On the last Tuesday of the month we cook a Full English Breakfast and every eight weeks we provide a haircut too!
So come and relax in a safe, quiet space, read the daily papers or chat with the regulars.
If ever a breakfast is cancelled we will give as much prior notice as possible and place a notice in our outside display box.
In this service of commemoration, we will light candles for those who have passed away in the past year and in previous years. The service will be led by sabbatical Minister Reverend Meret Engel and accompanied...
The Swiss Church News Winter 2018 edition is available online now.
Read all about what we've been up to since our summer edition, and what the community events that we have planned as Christmas approaches....
This second history talk focuses on the unique features of the Swiss political system .
Firstly we will take a short overview of the development of Swiss politics and the gradual creation of the Swiss State...
