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'Little Locusts' at home in God's house At 'Little Locusts' we learned about how God called Samuel, and that God calls each of us by name

SUNDAY 29th JANUARY The Presentation of Christ in the Temple (Candlemas) 8am:      Holy Communion (BCP)   9.30am: Sung Eucharist and Junior Church              Preacher: Fr Owen Dobson, Curate   11.00am:Choral Eucharist with crèche                  Dvorak, Mass in D                 Eccard, When to the Temple Mary went              Preacher: Fr Owen Dobson, Curate   6.30pm : Choral Evensong              Psalm 34                  Cornelius, The Three Kings   Tuesday 31st January 9am      Morning Prayer 5:30pm  Evening Prayer 6pm     Silent Prayer 7.30pm  PCC Meeting in PG Room        Wednesday 1st February 8am:      Holy Communion (BCP) 5:30pm   Evening Prayer   Thursday 2nd February 9am       Morning Prayer 5:30pm  Evening Prayer   Friday 3rd February—Anskar, Archbishop of Hamburg, 865 9am      Morning Prayer 5:30pm   Evening Prayer   SUNDAY 5th FEBRUARY Third Sunday before Lent (Septuagesima) 8am:      Holy Communion (BCP)   9.30am: Sung Eucharist and Junior Church              Preacher: Fr Anders Bergquist, Vicar   11.00am:Choral Eucharist with crèche                  Mozart, Missa Brevis in Bb, KV275                 Stanford, Beati Quorum Via              Preacher: Fr Anders Bergquist, Vicar   6.30pm : Special Choral Evensong for the King’s Troop   Monday 6th February 10am   Farewell to the King’s Troop in St John’s Wood High Street

Welcome - from Fr Anders Bergquist, Vicar of St John’s Wood

St John’s Wood Church is next to Lord’s Cricket Ground, and just to the north of Regent’s Park. As a parish church of the Church of England, we feel a strong sense of responsibility to the community around us. We try to worship God with the best that we can offer, in services that are well-ordered but accessible: we are known for our music, and for a tradition of thoughtful and intelligent preaching and teaching.

Our congregations are diverse in every way, and while most of them live locally, they represent a great variety of backgrounds and nationalities, as well as the whole range of ages. We enjoy working with other churches in the area, and, placed as we are opposite the London Central Mosque, and near three synagogues of differing Jewish traditions, we can hardly avoid the challenges and rewards of encounter and friendship with those of other faiths.

We are open every day (with very rare exceptions) from early morning to late afternoon, so you can simply walk in, and look around, and be still, and pray. You are welcome to this website, which will tell you more about us, and our services and activities. You will be even more welcome at the church itself.

St John’s Wood Church exists:

to the glory and worship of God,

to build up and care for God’s people,

and to show the love of Jesus Christ to the people of this part of London