Events

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you’re invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.


At this Carol service:

• During the service, we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you’re invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.

At this Carol service 

• During the service, we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.
• There is limited parking in roads next to the building but lots within a few minutes’ walk. Please park considerately and do not park on Catford Hill.

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

For location and transport details, visit kingschurchlondon.org/catford.

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you're invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.

At this Carol service

• During the service we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.
• There is limited parking in roads next to the building but lots within a few minutes' walk. Please park considerately and do not park on Catford Hill.

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

For location and transport details, visit kingschurchlondon.org/catford.

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you’re invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.

At this Carol service 

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  Our children’s work will run during this service, with various groups for 0-9 year olds. Please arrive early to allow time to register your child(ren).
  
• During the service we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.>

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

For location and transport details, visit kingschurchlondon.org/lee.

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you’re invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.

Due to the popularity of our Carol services, this year you will need to book a (free) ticket in advance, and bring it with you to the service. Every person attending (adults and children) will need a ticket.  Complete the form below to get your tickets.

At this Carol service (Lee site, Sunday 22nd December 7:30pm):

• Doors open at 7:00pm.
• Come early for hot chocolate and mulled wine (non-alcoholic).
• During the service we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.>

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

For location and transport details, visit kingschurchlondon.org/lee.

One of the things we love to do at King's is celebrate Christmas in a big way, and you’re invited to join us!

Our Carol services will take place at all four sites, and include carols, readings, performance pieces, videos and a short talk that is fun and festive.

At this Carol service 

• Our children will be performing a song at this service.
• During the service we will be taking up an offering supporting the Jericho Road Project, our work among homeless and disadvantaged people locally, and also towards projects in Zimbabwe.
• Mince pies and drinks will be served after the service.

For more information about our other Christmas services and meetings across December, visit kingschurchlondon.org/christmas.

For location and transport details, visit kingschurchlondon.org/Beckenham.

Join us to see in the New Year together at our Catford site. The services will be similar at all three sites and include worship, testimonies, prayer and a short talk. 

Due to the popularity of the Catford service and limited space being available:

• You will need a (free) ticket to get in.
• You need to arrive by 10:45 pm; otherwise, your ticket will be released to others.
• Doors open at 10 pm.
• Every person attending (adults and children) will need a ticket.
• Your ticket can either be printed out or shown on your phone.

If you are unable to get a ticket for the Catford service we would encourage you to attend either the Lee or Downham services. 

We are running Alpha on Wednesday evenings, 7.30pm – 9.30pm. You can sign up now or anytime over the first few weeks even if you miss the introductory evening.
Alpha is an opportunity to ask questions about faith, life, and meaning in a real, open and safe space. Each week there will be a short presentation and a small group discussion. No question is off limits!

Alpha this term consists of six weeks of looking at topics such as 'Who is Jesus?', 'How to have faith?' and 'How to read the Bible?'.

Please complete this form to sign up for Alpha. If you have any questions or would like further information, please visit our Alpha web page or email info@kingschurchlondon.org.

Programme:

21 February – Is there more to life?
28 February – Who is Jesus?
6 March – Why did Jesus die?
13 March – How can I have faith?
20 March – Why and how do I read the Bible?
27 March – How does God guide us?