A few weeks ago, some of our Twenties & Thirties group met together to hear Chris Ansberry from Oak Hill College speak. The topic was “Knowing God’s Will for Relationships” and he gave a very interesting talk which left everyone with a lot to think about and discuss. The host for the evening was Mary,...
This past Saturday we were delighted to have Rev Alasdair MacAulay and his wife, Mairi, join with us from Tain and Fearn Free Church for our congregational Day Away. We met in the head offices of London City Mission, near Tower Bridge, where we enjoyed a great day of worship, teaching, prayer and fellowship. Alasdair...
On the 28th of April our Twenties & Thirties group met in Finchley, North London. The hosts, Enny & Tiago, provided a warm welcome and plenty of food. Brazilian hot dogs were on the menu and this time most of the group knew to put the mashed potato inside the roll and not eat it on...
After our morning service on Easter Sunday, the children of LCPC were tasked with hunting for chocolate eggs hidden around Postman’s Park. The eggs seemed to be harder to find this year and it was several minutes before the prize (a large golden egg) was finally claimed. Once all the eggs had been found, the...
On Friday night our twenties and thirties group met for the first in a new series of monthly meetings. Brad Bitner spoke helpfully on the subject of Knowing God’s Will – a topic that will be explored further in the months ahead. Thank you to Lientjie and David who hosted everyone, and to all who...
Once a month at London City Presbyterian Church we hold a lunch after the morning service. Everyone is welcome, whether they attend regularly or are a visitor passing through (but we don’t expect visitors to bring anything!) One of the many great things about a congregation made up of people from all over the world is...
On Sunday morning the congregation were delighted to welcome a new member to London City Presbyterian Church. Calum (pictured above with his wife Jan who is already a member) has been a familiar face and a friend to many for several years while attending services at LCPC back when it was known as Cole Abbey,...
