Later@Saintjames Margaret Hodson – Video

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Half Night of Prayer Tuesday ay 7th 7pm-midnight

Half Night of Prayer
Tuesday 7th May 7pm to midnight at St James Church.
Once again we are calling the church to join together for a half night of prayer. We would love as many people as possible to join us – the evening will be split into hour blocks, so please feel free to come and go as you need to. There will be times of worship and prayer as we seek first the Kingdom of God.

Our theme for the night will be:

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
Acts 1:8 

6.45pm
Tea and coffee

7pm
Traditional liturgically led prayer

8pm
Witnesses in Jerusalem (GX and Fulmer)

9pm
… and in all Judea and Samaria (Prayer for the nation)

10pm
… and to the ends of the earth

11pm
Receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you

“God does nothing except in response to believing prayer.”
John Wesley


later@saintjames: Lucy Daniel

later@saintjames with Lucy Daniel:
A Journey with YWAM Through the Americas

Sunday, 2 June, 8.15-9.15pm, St James Church Gerrards Cross

Lucy is back from a missions-based gap year with YWAM (Youth With A Mission). Join us for a later@saintjames evening with Lucy as she explains more about her time in Central America. The highlights and ‘lowlights’ of five intense, breathtaking and heart-wrenching months! She’ll be talking about the biggest changes she experienced in her time away, what she learnt throughout the Discipleship Training School and how the year of missions has changed her. And she will show a selection of her best photos!

Entry is free and refreshments will be available.

later@saintjames is an opportunity to get together for an hour  in a café style atmosphere and to get inspired – by music, people, movements…

later@saintjames – Colossians song café

As a way of marking the end of our journey as a church family through the series of Colossians, we are holding a song cafe after our nexus service on the 28th of April, 8.15-9.15pm

A chance to ‘soak’ one more time in Paul’s letter through readings, scripture songs and worship.

All are welcome!

 

 

later@saintjames: Prof. Margaret Hodson

Life Stories: Prof. Margaret Hodson – A Life in Healing

Sunday, 14 April, 8.15-9.15pm, St James Church Gerrards Cross

Prof Hodson has been one of Christoph Lindner’s Cystic Fibrosis consultants at the Royal Brompton Hospital and has given her life to research, treatment and care of patients with CF.  She is a licensed  lay minister at Holy Trinity Brompton and a hospital chaplain.

Prof. Hodson will be talking about how she relates her faith to her work and explore how we respond as Christians to issues of healing and suffering.

It never occurred to me that I would be called to an academic career – I never even thought it would be possible. But with God’s call and blessing it was.”

Entry is free and refreshments will be available.

later@saintjames is an opportunity to get together for an hour  in a café style atmosphere and to get inspired – by music, people, movements…

Alpha @ Saint James


Click here to view our Summer 2013 Alpha dates

Mens Weekend Away 2013

If you have a real hunger to grow deeper in your relationship with God and
become more the man God intends you to be this weekend is for you. We will
be in a beautiful Cotswold setting for a full weekend with a rare opportunity
to engage with God, to pray, to worship and to make deeper friendships.
There will be time to relax together, to be alone and to draw near to God in
worship and to allow his word to equip and challenge us.

 

Please click here to download the brochure

 

 

 

 

An evening with Linvoy Primus, an ex-Premiership footballer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An exciting opportunity to join us for an informal curry supper at which Phil Mann will interview our guest, Linvoy Primus, an ex-Premiership footballer.

Linvoy spent twenty years as a professional footballer, finishing his career with Premiership club Portsmouth FC. He will share anecdotes and insights into the world of Premier League football including Portsmouth’s battle to avoid relegation and his own struggle to make it in this glamorous but often heartless industry.

Linvoy discovered that even when he did achieve the professional success he craved, fame and fortune did not ultimately make him happy. It was finding faith that transformed both his career and his life and which has caused him to co-found the charity “Faith and Football” which uses football as a platform for community, educational and overseas programmes .

Wednesday 1st May, 7.30pm for 8.00pm at the Saint James Centre, Oxford Road, Gerrards Cross, SL9 7DJ.

Tickets are £12 to include supper, and are available from the Welcome Desk at the Saint James Centre.

Life is worth exploring

LIFE IS WORTH EXPLORING

Join us for coffee, cakes and 2 exciting interviews with Shawn Swinney and Gill Headington on Thursday 25th April from 9.30am to 11.15am at the Saint James Centre.  There will be a crèche available for pre- school children.  To book your free place please sign up below or visit the Welcome desk at the Saint James Centre.

Shawn Swinney – Shawn’s story is one of transformation from a childhood characterised by instability, neglect and gang culture in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to inspiring young people in our community.  Recently ordained, Shawn has led the Youth Ministry at St James for 9 years and is married to Jo. They have two daughters aged 3 and 6.

 

Gill Headington - You may have come across Gill dog walking on The Camp, organising the Fun Run, running parenting courses or in one of many other areas. She manages to fit a lot into her life and we will hear what motivates and sustains her. She has two children aged 19 and 22 and lives in Chalfont St Peter.

Life is Worth Exploring

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Heart Of A Leader

Click here to listen to the recent sermon of the Rt. Rev’d. Paul Williams at St James…