Tomorrow on the Third Sunday of Advent we will have two services at St Mary’s: A 9am Holy Communion service and a 10.30am service with Sunday Club for children, which will also be live-streamed on YouTube.

We look forward to welcoming Ian Jennings, who will be preaching at both services.

To join the livestream you can click here…

 

If for some reason the link does not work please navigate to our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/denhamparishchurch
A few minutes before 10.30am our stream will go live and you should find the service by looking for a little “LIVE” label in a red box, like this:

If you can’t find it, scroll down or refresh the page.

We look forward to worshipping with you, whether you will be in church or joining us on YouTube. 

It’s Volunteer Week. This week, the diocese of Oxford would like to shine a light on all the hidden gems in its parishes who give their precious time to serve their church. The generous service provided by the volunteers is an integral part of the ministry to the communities of the diocese.

Thank you! You really make a difference.

This short video is a message of thanks for the difference the volunteers make.

On Sunday 1 October, 12 candidates will be confirmed by Bishop Tim at St Mary’s Church. 

Everyone is welcome at this service! 

There will also be a livestream, which will be available on our YouTube channel during the service and afterwards:

 

The Rt Revd Dr Timothy Wambunya is an Honorary Assistant Bishop in the Diocese of Oxford and leads the intercultural mission-resourcing hub at St Paul’s, Slough. Tim undertook his theological training at Oak Hill College and was ordained over 25 years ago in the London Diocese. He served his curacy in Southall, in a majority Asian congregation. 

After that, he was incumbent in Islington, North London, with a significant African Caribbean congregation. He was then a mission partner, serving as the Principal of Carlile College in Nairobi before being consecrated Bishop in the Anglican Church of Kenya. He returned to the UK three years ago.

Find out more about St Paul’s Slough here: www.stpaulsslough.org.uk