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
Our latest newsletter and church news
Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. Hope that you are all continuing to keep well and stay safe. This newsletter is one of our ways of trying to maintain contact and a sense of community
Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. Hope that you are all continuing to keep well and stay safe. This newsletter is one of our ways of trying to maintain contact and a sense of community
Hello everyone, Welcome to the latest issue of our church newsletter. Hope that you are all continuing to keep well and stay safe. This newsletter is one of our ways of trying to maintain contact and a sense of community
Hello everyone, Hope that you are all keeping well and staying safe. This week, we’re sharing ways to take part in Christian Aid week, stories from lockdown life and the Bible readings from this week’s lectionary. We hope that you
Hello everyone, Welcome to the second issue of our new church newsletter – ‘Look-In’ in Lockdown. I hope that you enjoyed our first newsletter last week if you received this (if not, you can find some of the content from
Hello everyone Welcome to the first issue of our new church newsletter – ‘Look-In’ in Lockdown. Hope that you are keeping well and staying safe at home. Trying to be church remotely in this current time when we cannot meet
Easter is a key part of our church calendar and many of us are particularly missing being able to come together as a church community to worship at this time. Although we are unable to meet in person, there are
Statement from Church Council: As part of the UK precautions relating to the COVID-19 virus the church buildings will be closed until further notice. For urgent matters please telephone 01895 258956 or email office@christchurchuxbridge.org.uk For devotional aids please visit [the
How true the words of Robert Burns are (or at least the English translation of his poem ‘To a mouse’) “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry”. I had a nice clear plan of work and
In June I returned to ‘normal duties’ following my sabbatical, which I wrote about in my last letter for Look-In way back in February. Due to family health problems things didn’t go entirely to plan (do they ever), but having