Events
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Family Worship
Short, lively worship with music, bible story, craft activity and prayers for children and families!
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Holy Communion with Sunday School
St Peter's Church, Hammersmith Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomAll are welcome to a celebration of Holy Communion, with sermon, congregational singing, and music from the choir. During the service, our children's worker Ria Morse also runs a Sunday…
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Deanery Synod
St Stephen's Church 1 Coverdale Road, London, United KingdomThe next DEANERY SYNOD is on Tuesday 24th February, at St Stephens Church, Shepherds Bush, W12 8JJ (on the corner of Uxbridge Road and Coverdale Road), 7 for 7.30 pm.…
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Men’s Thursday lunch
Cross Keys Pub 57 Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomRegular men’s lunch on the fourth Thursday of each month, at the Cross Keys Pub. All welcome. Thai food with traditional pub food available.
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Online worship
For those who can’t come physically to church to join in Sunday worship, our 10.30 am service of Holy Communion will be live-streamed each week via St Peter’s YouTube channel.…
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Holy Communion
St Peter's Church, Hammersmith Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomA said service of Holy Communion, with short homily.
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Holy Communion with Sunday School
St Peter's Church, Hammersmith Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomAll are welcome to a celebration of Holy Communion, with sermon, congregational singing, and music from the choir. During the service, our children's worker Ria Morse also runs a Sunday School with a bible story and craft activity suitable for children, in the parish rooms at the back of church (usually term-time only). For details,…
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Evening Prayer
St Peter's Church, Hammersmith Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomA short said service of Evening Prayer, using the traditional language of the Book of Common Prayer.
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Lent Book: Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever
Cross Keys Pub 57 Black Lion Ln, London, United KingdomOver three weeks, we'll be discussing Don't Forget We're Here Forever: A New Generation's Search for Religion (Bloomsbury 2025), in which freelance journalist Lamorna Ash explores why young people in…