Sunday 27 April 10.15am

Earth Day Eucharist

beginning on Primrose Hill with procession
Readings: Deuteronomy 8:7-11, 17-18; Isaiah 11:6-9; Isaiah 65.17-25; John 14:15-21
Preacher: David Shreeve Environmental Advisor to the Archbishop of Canterbury

Earth Day was first celebrated on 22 April 1970 when the peoples of this planet began to speak out in favour of a healthy, sustainable environment and against pollution and waste. Every year since people all over the world have gathered to celebrate the diversity of the planet and to demand its protection. If you are able, join us on top of Primrose Hill at 10.15am to pray for God’s blessing on our local area, its people and wildlife. The service will resume at 10.30am in church.

Sunday 4 May 10.30am

The Gardener of Eden

Parish Eucharist with children's performance: 'Tree of Life'
Readings: Genesis 2.4-9, 15, Ezekiel 28.11-19, John 20.11-18.
Preacher: William Morris

When Mary Magdalene, full of confusion and worry, first meets the risen Jesus, she takes him for the gardener. Today we celebrate Jesus Christ, the living water that sustains the Tree of Life, the one who leads us back to our true home, the Gardener of Eden.

Wednesday 7 May 7.30pm

Creation in Crisis

Service of Prayer, Music and Readings
Preacher: Rt Rev Richard Chartres, Bishop of London

Our ten days culminate with a service designed especially for Creation in Crisis. After the service, please join us for refreshments and have a look at the various stalls we have arranged to be there on the night.