Hope is what keeps us alive.

These days, especially, hope often feels hard to come by.

Yet real hope is what the Christian faith claims to offer: a joyful expectation for the future, based on true events in the past, which changes everything about my present.

Come and explore… new dates for January.

Questions… this is a series of discussion evenings on Zoom. Specifically meant for people who are not convinced Christians, but who may want answers to some tough questions – or even to challenge Christians over them!

Here you will find our online services/other recorded meetings/talks.

Our next service link is available below, we hope you can join with us. (If there are any problems getting through on this page, please try our YouTube page directly by clicking here.)

We will not be celebrating the Lord's Supper while we are in lockdown and not meeting in person.

A series of short devotional readings from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, with a comment and prayers to encourage the church family on the way, not least through the ongoing slog.

If you would like more information about the Christian faith, or anything you've read or heard on our website, please be in touch with us or have a look at these links:

We have our own bookstall online, hosted by the Good Book Company.

In our sermons this term (Spring 2021), we're looking at Hebrews, so we've added a few biographies (as many of the faithful men and women in the Old Testament are mentioned in Hebrews, and we can learn a lot from their faith) to the bookstall.

St Nicholas is following directions given by Public Health England and the Church of England. Let’s follow the advice and directions given on these websites. And how are we approaching this as a church family?

If you’re isolated, and need care & support, or would like to talk to or pray with someone, St Nicholas is your local parish church and we’d love to try and help.

Please get in touch with us.

Tel: 0208 767 8033
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Due to the current social distancing restrictions all courses will be run online for the foreseeable future.

St Nicholas Church has partnered with Christians Against Poverty to offer CAP Money courses in our community. The courses run for 3 weeks, each session lasting 2 hours. The service we offer is completely free.