Whoever you are and wherever you are on life's journey
What's on?Usual Church/Church Supported Activities:
Church Service - Sundays 10.30am followed by coffee Coffee Mornings - 1st & 3rd Saturdays 10.30am - 12 noon Come & Sing - Fridays (@term-time) 8 - 9.30pm Sandwich Service - 1st Thursday of the month from 12pm short (@20 mins) church service followed by free light sandwich lunch Coffee & Chat - 4th Wednesday of month 10.30 - 12 noon Book circle - Wednesdays periodically Foodbank - Tuesdays 10am - 12 noon Dementia Cafe - Tuesdays fortnightly 10.30am - 12.30pm Table Tennis - Mondays (usually 1st & 3rd of month) 7.30 - 9pm The diary shows hirer organised activities, as well as church activities, services and meetings. Scroll down to view more days. Activites are at our church site in Joel Street, unless otherwise stated. Activity times on the diary may be times the hirer has booked the room, please check sessions times & details with the activity organiser. Calendar times are only given to the nearest hour/half-hour. We try to ensure details are up-to-date but cannot guarantee things won't change! If you notice anything that needs changing, please contact the Church Office Manager see Contact page).
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Diary
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News
See information on our December Advent and Christmas services, events and resources.
Christmas Charity - Our charity for December is StreetLink. This exists to help end rough sleeping. All retiring collections, coffee mornings & other donations during December will go to this charity.
The Foodbank would particularly welcome donations of toiletries, as well as tinned fish and meat, but please no more biscuits or pasta at the moment. Our Foodbank distribution centre is not open on 25th December or 1st January this year.
See our Minister's recent article from the Northwood Hills Echo.
We sent £750 to the Indonesian Tsunami Appeal via DEC working in unison with Christian Aid. Donations at our Harvest service also enabled us to send £250 to CMSS - Skills Development Centre.
Plastic milk bottle tops - A volunteer has now kindly offered to take our donated plastic milk bottle tops in aid of the London Air Ambulance, so we are collecting again. Please put your clean/washed plastic milk bottle tops in the box in the church foyer. Thank you!
Christmas Charity - Our charity for December is StreetLink. This exists to help end rough sleeping. All retiring collections, coffee mornings & other donations during December will go to this charity.
The Foodbank would particularly welcome donations of toiletries, as well as tinned fish and meat, but please no more biscuits or pasta at the moment. Our Foodbank distribution centre is not open on 25th December or 1st January this year.
See our Minister's recent article from the Northwood Hills Echo.
We sent £750 to the Indonesian Tsunami Appeal via DEC working in unison with Christian Aid. Donations at our Harvest service also enabled us to send £250 to CMSS - Skills Development Centre.
Plastic milk bottle tops - A volunteer has now kindly offered to take our donated plastic milk bottle tops in aid of the London Air Ambulance, so we are collecting again. Please put your clean/washed plastic milk bottle tops in the box in the church foyer. Thank you!
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Our recent Commitment for Life (CfL) Service on 14th October 2018, which was led by Revd Maggie Hindley speaking about her visit to Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, and followed by a special lunch, has enabled us to send a cheque for £300 to URC Trust in support of our CfL partners - Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
O God, whose heart breaks for the world,
May your justice dwell in the land May your righteousness abide in fruitful fields May the effect of righteousness be quietness and trust forever May the effect of justice be peace — enduring peace. Amen Picture is a lady from Palestine, above is part of a Prayer for Palestine and Israel (both from the service). Pictured also, one of the options from the delicious fundraising meal.
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About Us
We are a small but growing United Reformed Church based in Northwood Hills also serving Eastcote and surrounding areas.
Our Minister is the Revd. Liz Shaw. We are progressive and non-conformist in our theology and aim to be an inclusive and outward looking community. We embrace diversity, and welcome people regardless of ethnicity, sexuality, gender, or social standing. We are active in social justice and believe the Gospel calls us to act on issues of politics, justice and peace.
Our Minister is the Revd. Liz Shaw. We are progressive and non-conformist in our theology and aim to be an inclusive and outward looking community. We embrace diversity, and welcome people regardless of ethnicity, sexuality, gender, or social standing. We are active in social justice and believe the Gospel calls us to act on issues of politics, justice and peace.
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Faith in Action
We believe that the Jesus calls us to work for a better and fairer world. We place a strong emphasis on social justice and showing our faith through action as well as words, including:
Foodbank Distribution Centre Tuesday mornings 10am - 12 noon, and Charity Coffee Mornings 1st & 3rd Saturdays of a month 10.30am - 12 noon. We also support the work of Christian Aid, the URC's Commitment for Life programme, the London Churches Refugee Fund, Trinity Homeless and other local, national and international charities. See more on our Faith in Action pages. |
Facilities & Hire
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Several rooms or the kitchen may be hired for appropriate private functions and activities or to regular groups when not being used by Church groups.
See the Diary above for information on current activities/hirers. See the Facilities page for more information. Contact details on the Contact page. |
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Find us
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Address:
United Reformed Church of Eastcote & Northwood Hills, Joel Street, Northwood Hills, Middlesex, HA6 1NL For contact names & details and travel directions see our Contact page. |
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