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All Saints’ is in creative partnership with Sinai Mar Thoma Church. The Vicar of Sinai Mar Thoma Church is the Revd VT John (020 3674 9964)
All Saints' The Blackwell Hall now has its own
Latest News
Sunday 2 October - All Age Worship - all very welcome
Prayer Ministry Training Morning
All Saints’ is hosting a morning's practical exploration of the theology and practice of prayer ministry.
We'll be looking to equip people towards gaining confidence in offering prayer ministry in a church context.
Led by Rev’d James Mercer and Rev'd Marj Mott
Date: Saturday 12th November 2016
Time: 9.00am – 12.00pm
Venue: All Saints’ Harrow Weald, Uxbridge Road HA3 6DQ
Cost: FREE
Tea/coffee and croissants from 9.00am
RSVP by 7th November to Androulla Michael
Email: allsaintsharrowweald@gmail.com
Phone: 0208 954 8865
Our next ‘Messy Church in the Woods’ is on Sunday 30 October between 2.00 and 4.00pm - in the woods behind the church
Click here for more info about Messy Church
Leefe Robinson and the Zeppelin
A Centenary Commemoration and Act of Remembrance and Reconciliation
was held on Saturday 3 September 2016
Deborah Harvey’s DVD record of the event can be viewed here in 3 parts:
1. Arrivals
2. Service of Remembrance
3. Laying of the Wreaths
Sunday 26 June: Confirmation with baptism and admission to Holy Communion, and commissioning of ‘Ambassadors’ with Bishop Pete
The Bishop of Willesden, Pete Broadbent, has signed an agreement with the
Right Revd Dr Geevarghese Mar Theodosius,
Bishop of the Diocese of North America and Europe in the Mar Thoma Church,
to work in a creative partnership with the Sinai Mar Thoma church of North London.
All Saints’ is the lead partner church.
The plans for the reordering of the church (the ‘ASSH Project’) are progressing.
Click here for an exciting computer generated journey through
the church as it might look when the project is completed!
Refugee Crisis - It's time to step up and do something.
The refugee crisis has been worsening for over a year.
With the conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa showing no sign
of abating, many of us are feeling an urgent need to act.
Click on this link to identify five things YOU can do to help
John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York writes here about his personal experience of seeking sanctuary.
'Prayer is one of the most dangerous things anyone can ever do'
Speaking in Guildford recently, Archbishop Justin Welby said that when we meet Jesus in prayer we are 'introduced to our true identity' - and its very dangerous...
Our Woodland Adventure - Forest School Harrow film can be seen by clicking here.
Click here for the new Forest School website.
The Forest School and Messy Church also feature on the Diocesan website.
All Saints’ is part of Capital Vision 2020 
Victoria Minney - Beekeeper in residence at All Saints. We await the honey...
The Blackwell Hall now has its own Facebook page and website
The spoken history project ‘Harrow Weald - One Place, Different Times’ now has a dedicated website.
A film which documents the project has also been released - it features a number of the All Saints’ team...
St Paul’s South Harrow is running a Jobseekers Club. If you know any one who would benefit from this programme
please contact Ruth Dowsett (07887 364123) or speak to James Mercer
A report ‘Holistic Mission: Social action and the Church of England' from the
‘think tank’ ‘Respublica’ was presented at Lambeth Palace on 10 July.
The report explores and celebrates the Church of England as an agency for
‘hyper-local’ social change.
All Saints’ features on page 17! The London Diocesan news
release can be found here.The Harrow Times is also running the story.
The Butterfield mosaic restoration is now complete.
Beautiful craftsmanship which has not seen the light of day for sixty years
has been revealed. The story is told in the Harrow Times and the London Diocese news.
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All Saints' is a lively and diverse fellowship of around 100 people of mixed age and ethnicity. We are an Anglican church embracing Eucharistic, liturgical, open evangelical, emergent, and gently charismatic expressions of worship. We aspire to be followers Jesus - for the common good.
All Saints' mission is focused on:
1.More Christians
2.Better Christians
3.Living as a serving community
4.For the common good
We encourage lay ministry and wish to enable and support women at every level of ministry within the church. We aspire to give voice to children and young people within our fellowship. We desire to serve the poor, the marginalised and the isolated within our community. We are committed to caring for the environment and encouraging sustainable lifestyles. We admit young people and adults to Holy Communion prior to Confirmation. Prayer Ministry with the laying on of hands is offered every Sunday following the 10.00am Eucharist.
"When he had finished washing their feet, he put on his clothes and returned to his place. "Do you understand what I have done for you?" he asked them. "You call me 'Teacher' and 'Lord,' and rightly so, for that is what I am. Now that I, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also should wash one another's feet. I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you. I tell you the truth, no servant is greater than his master, nor is a messenger greater than the one who sent him. Now that you know these things, you will be blessed if you do them."
John 13:12-17