Christ Church, Redford Way, Belmont Road, Uxbridge UB8 1SZ Minister: Revd Wilbert Sayimani Tel: 01895 258956 Email: office@christchurchuxbridge.org.uk
Our services are at 11am each Sunday
The latest news and activities at Christ Church
Details of Lent and Easter events
These are the church activities and events taking place in June. All activities and events will be in the main church building unless otherwise specified. Date Time What’s on Sunday 1st June 11am Sunday service led by Neil Mackin
These are the church activities and events taking place in May. All activities and events will be in the main church building unless otherwise specified. Date Time What’s on Saturday 17th May 10am – 12noon Coffee morning – 1st
Dates for upcoming church events and meetings: 19th March – Welcome Wednesday 2nd April – Welcome Wednesday 16th April – Welcome Wednesday 18th April – Good Friday Walk of Witness 30th April – Welcome Wednesday 25th May – Congregational Meeting
Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. Our newsletter is sent out regularly to share reflections from services, Bible readings and church news to our church family. You can find previous issues on our church website here.
Where do we see ourselves spiritually at this point in the pandemic in relation to the Easter story? Are we – in pandemic terms – Joseph mourning Jesus’ death and ensuring that he is buried appropriately; or the angel watching
On Good Friday, we held a virtual walk of witness over on Twitter. If you were unable to follow this over on Twitter, you can find the full text of our walk of witness below: On Good Friday we
We think about sacrifice, sitting with the heartache and suffering of Good Friday before the relief and rejoicing of resurrection on Easter Sunday. Can we appreciate the hills without the valleys? Could Jesus have related to humankind unless he endured
In this scene, Pilate washes his hands of the responsibility for Jesus’ fate, and leaves a decision up to the crowd. In this pandemic, we have experienced being under government regulations and guidelines, and also been trusted to use our
Each of us have had extended times of being away from those we love because of the pandemic. We reflect on the experience of Jesus feeling isolated and alone in the garden of Gethsemane, and we explore what it means
Some people responded to the pandemic by excessive panic buying, perhaps revealing a desperation to find security in surrounding ourselves with things. By contrast, there are many people facing financial difficulty and the need to rely on providence from others.