December Theme
"Hope for Christmas"
It is no accident that we celebrate the birth of Jesus in the middle of winter, when life feels bleak, and hope is hard to hold. This year, with continuing Covid fears and political stresses, our focus is on the real-world hope that the birth of Jesus brought, and still brings.
5th December - Hope for politics
12th - December - Hope for health
19th December - Hope for the ordinary
26th December - Hope for creation
YOUTUBE: Highlights of our Sunday WhatsApp Services and Daily Prayer can be viewed on the St Catherine's YouTube Channel. There is a link to the most recent Sunday below.
Welcome to St Catherine's, Neasden
St Catherine’s is a gathering of ordinary people who share a love for God and a love for the local community.
We are not perfect, but we believe in trying to express God’s love and his forgiveness in the everyday challenges of life.
Our inspiration comes from Jesus, who spoke a lot about generosity and forgiveness, and very little about religion or morality.
We believe that Jesus’ life and message is worth sharing because it inspires ordinary people to live well.
We believe that God loves us as we are, that he forgives what we have been, and that he helps us to become what we can be.
We believe that there is more to life than our brief existence on Earth, and that God offers a new life to all who learn to love and be loved.
The Vicar, Rob Harrison is available in the Church Office most mornings. When the OPEN sign is by the side entrance, you are welcome to call in.
St Catherine’s is a gathering of ordinary people who share a love for God and a love for the local community.
We are not perfect, but we believe in trying to express God’s love and his forgiveness in the everyday challenges of life.
Our inspiration comes from Jesus, who spoke a lot about generosity and forgiveness, and very little about religion or morality.
We believe that Jesus’ life and message is worth sharing because it inspires ordinary people to live well.
We believe that God loves us as we are, that he forgives what we have been, and that he helps us to become what we can be.
We believe that there is more to life than our brief existence on Earth, and that God offers a new life to all who learn to love and be loved.
The Vicar, Rob Harrison is available in the Church Office most mornings. When the OPEN sign is by the side entrance, you are welcome to call in.
We are all brought up with a particular understanding of what is normal. Whatever our perception of normal is, there will be people who don’t fit it. Whatever the difference, we need to treat other people as we would like them to treat us. It may not come easily, but we can do it.
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