Friday 29th April
Tomorrow we have our monthly coffee morning. Why not come to St John’s for coffee and chat 10am-12noon? All welcome!
Tomorrow we have our monthly coffee morning. Why not come to St John’s for coffee and chat 10am-12noon? All welcome!
St John’s will be holding their annual meetings during our service on Sunday 15th May. This is an important event where we look back at what God has been doing in the life of St John’s and look forward to what we believe his is calling us to do in...
Spring and new life may be all around us, but this year we celebrate Easter against a backdrop of the on-going challenges caused by the Covid pandemic; concerns about the implications of the cost of living crisis; and the heart-breaking events taking place in Ukraine. In the presence of so...
St John’s next coffee morning is Friday 25th February. Why not come to the church to enjoy coffee and chat from 10am-12noon? All are very welcome!
We are applying for a Faculty (a church planning permission) to repair our communion rail which has a broken piece of the metalwork. Click here to view the documents supporting our application. The public have until 8th March to comment on this. Here is the public notice which is on...
St John’s monthly coffee morning starts again tomorrow morning (Friday 28th January). Why not come to the church to enjoy coffee and chat from 10am-12noon? All are very welcome!
You are warmly welcome to our Carols by Candlelight at 3pm on Sunday 19th December. Come to sing some Christmas carols and hear again the Christmas story. Everyone is invited!
The church will be open 10am -3pm this Saturday to give you a quiet space to reflect on the losses and sorrows of this year, hang a star on our tree and light a candle of hope. There will also be short services to help you do this at 11am...
On Sunday we joined the nation in remembering those who have died in war and those who continue to suffer because of conflict. During our service, we read the Roll of Honour for Bourne End, ensuring that the names of our village’s war dead are remembered. St John’s was beautifully...