Contact St Bride's

Saturday 18th May

Sunday 19th May

11:00 AM - Choral Eucharist

5:30 PM - Choral Evensong

Monday 20th May

8:30 AM - Holy Communion

Tuesday 21st May

1:15 PM - Lunchtime Recital: Benjamin Williamson - Counter Tenor, Matthew Morley - piano

3:00 PM - Public Tour

Wednesday 22nd May

8:30 AM - Holy Communion

1:15 PM - Holy Communion

Thursday 23rd May

11:30 AM - Memorial Service: Tom Aspell

Friday 24th May

8:30 AM - Holy Communion

1:15 PM - Lunchtime Recital: Helen Neeves - soprano, Matthew Morley - piano

St Bride's needs at least £200,000 to restore and maintain its beautiful interior.

The Wash the Face of an Angel campaign is part of our Community Appeal which aims to let you become personally involved in helping safeguard the church's future by sponsporing the cleaning and restoration of items within the church.

Find out how you can help...

May 18

'The Spirit said: Set apart Barnabas and Saul.' (Acts 13: 2)

Barnabas means 'son of encouragement.' On the whole we flourish better when we are encouraged with positive comments rather than criticised. Barnabas became a faithful companion of Paul, and a reminder to all subsequent followers of Christ that we are to be encouragers of others, always looking to find what is positive in any situation. Being a Barnabas to the people around us is one of the most powerful witnesses we can make to the Gospel of love, reconciliation and forgiveness.

Lord, as we remember the work of your apostle Barnabas, help us to encourage one another in our journeys of faith. Amen.