Catch up with what's going on. If you're new to King's, you're very welcome to join in and be a part of the community.
You can view our monthly Church News email on the link above, and if you would like to recieve it at the start of every month you can subscribe to it here.
Subscribe to Church NewsBereavement can impact hugely and affect all areas of life. Developed at Holy Trinity Brompton and appreciated by thousands of people over 20 years, The Bereavement Journey is for anyone who has been bereaved at any time and in any way.
Over six weeks through a series of videos and discussion groups, the course gently guides bereaved people through the most common aspects of grief, enabling them to process the implications for themselves and discern next steps. There is also an optional seventh session. The Bereavement Journey is suitable for people of any faith or none, with the final session on faith questions in bereavement provided from a Christian perspective. Sign up here. For more information visit our Bereavement Journey page.
Unit-y is a group for anyone who would otherwise go home alone after church. We meet after church every third Sunday of the month in the Sussex Room for a meal together.
Please reserve your place by signing up on the links below or by contacting the church office. There is a suggested donation of £5.
Sign up: Sunday 15th March
We're currently undertaking the most extensive renovation and improvement of the King's Centre since it was built over 50 years ago. Our aim is to make it fit for the next generation — to make it our home for the next 40 years.
As we approach our 40th anniversary we would love to once again begin mortgage free, releasing funds into our vision for A Door of Hope.
You can catch up on our 2030 vision for A Door of Hope in the video below, and you can give into our Special Offering online here.
Our Sunday morning prayer meetings which take place every Sunday, 9am at the King's Centre. So come a little early, bring your families or a friend, and let's pray together before the meeting begins. We want prayer to be at the very centre of who we are as a church, and a place where we meet and encounter God.