Christ Church Highbury
London Middlesex
N5 1SA
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Who we are
We are a diverse congregation of approximately 300 adults and 100 children with strong lay leadership support. Over the last ten years we have grown in number through the introduction of new services, the development of lay leaders, a renewed focus on welcome, discipleship and pastoral care and partnering with Islington Council on the delivery of a number of social projects as we serve our local community. Our motto is “roots down, branches out” reflecting our desire to mature in faith, not as an end in itself, but in order to reach out and engage our communities with the love of Christ.
“Roots down” has been about developing appropriate models of discipleship and pastoral care. This recognises different stages of faith among members of the congregation and the reality of busy lives in urban London. Apart from Sunday services we run nurture courses, encourage participation in small groups, offer soul friending and have recently completed a yearlong discipleship initiative encouraging the congregation to develop a ‘rule of life’ for themselves. Our services seek to cater for the whole range of age groups and tastes. In all the above, including the occasional offices, we seek to do the ordinary things well.
“Branches out” involves proclaiming the love of Christ in all that we do. We recognise that “God so loved the world” not just the church, and so we have tried to help people look outwards, to discover the ‘common good’ and to affirm wherever God is at work in the community. We have close links to our historic church school (St John’s Highbury Vale), we run a pre-school playgroup, a parent and toddler group, a popular Friday night youth club and the church is used by rainbows and brownies, a children’s choir (Highbury Young Singers) and many other children’s groups. We provide a winter nightshelter for the homeless, regular ‘open church’ events and we work in partnership with Islington council to develop our community engagement through an initiative called “Help on your doorstep” signposting people in need to relevant services. We are signed up members of Citizens UK.
“Roots down” has been about developing appropriate models of discipleship and pastoral care. This recognises different stages of faith among members of the congregation and the reality of busy lives in urban London. Apart from Sunday services we run nurture courses, encourage participation in small groups, offer soul friending and have recently completed a yearlong discipleship initiative encouraging the congregation to develop a ‘rule of life’ for themselves. Our services seek to cater for the whole range of age groups and tastes. In all the above, including the occasional offices, we seek to do the ordinary things well.
“Branches out” involves proclaiming the love of Christ in all that we do. We recognise that “God so loved the world” not just the church, and so we have tried to help people look outwards, to discover the ‘common good’ and to affirm wherever God is at work in the community. We have close links to our historic church school (St John’s Highbury Vale), we run a pre-school playgroup, a parent and toddler group, a popular Friday night youth club and the church is used by rainbows and brownies, a children’s choir (Highbury Young Singers) and many other children’s groups. We provide a winter nightshelter for the homeless, regular ‘open church’ events and we work in partnership with Islington council to develop our community engagement through an initiative called “Help on your doorstep” signposting people in need to relevant services. We are signed up members of Citizens UK.
Location of worship
155 Highbury Grove
Highbury
London,
Middlesex
N5 1SA
Highbury
United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7354 0741
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Church Pastor
Rev Jonathan Brewster
Vicar
155 Highbury Grove
Highbury
London,
Middlesex
N5 1SA
Highbury
United Kingdom
Phone: 020 7354 0741
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Anglican Church
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Sunday Services
Sunday at 9.00am
This service of Holy Communion is a quiet, reflective service which follows the Anglican modern prayer book and includes two hymns and a sermon.
Sunday at 11.00am
This is a lively, more informal service for people of all ages. With Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays and Baptisms on the fourth it serves as our main parish service where all are welcome.
The fourth Sunday of the month is usually a Baptism service which gives us all an opportunity to welcome new members into the fellowship of Christ.
Sunday at 6.30pm
These 6:30pm services work in rotation as follows through the month:
On the first Sunday – Evening Prayer
On the second Sunday – Holy Communion
On the third Sunday – Christian Meditation
On the final Sunday – Jazz Vespers
Weekday Services
At 9am on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday there is morning prayer in the main church. This is a short service following the daily liturgy, including Bible readings and a brief discussion.
At 10.30am on Wednesday, morning prayer takes place in the Fellowship Room and includes a longer period of discussion on the day’s readings. On the first Wednesday of every month there is a service of Holy Communion, which is followed by our monthly lunch for the over-60’s.
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Sunday at 9.00am
This service of Holy Communion is a quiet, reflective service which follows the Anglican modern prayer book and includes two hymns and a sermon.
Sunday at 11.00am
This is a lively, more informal service for people of all ages. With Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays and Baptisms on the fourth it serves as our main parish service where all are welcome.
The fourth Sunday of the month is usually a Baptism service which gives us all an opportunity to welcome new members into the fellowship of Christ.
Sunday at 6.30pm
These 6:30pm services work in rotation as follows through the month:
On the first Sunday – Evening Prayer
On the second Sunday – Holy Communion
On the third Sunday – Christian Meditation
On the final Sunday – Jazz Vespers
Weekday Services
At 9am on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday there is morning prayer in the main church. This is a short service following the daily liturgy, including Bible readings and a brief discussion.
At 10.30am on Wednesday, morning prayer takes place in the Fellowship Room and includes a longer period of discussion on the day’s readings. On the first Wednesday of every month there is a service of Holy Communion, which is followed by our monthly lunch for the over-60’s.
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Christ Church has a very active Junior Church with over 120 children of all ages taking part. It is led by a dedicated team of volunteers who lead the different children’s groups at both the Sunday services.
We are also involved in a number of initiatives for children and families in the community, including a Baby & Toddler group on Mondays and Youth Club for KS3 aged children every other Friday.
The church is also home to a pre-school Playgroup that meets every morning during term-time.
We have a strong relationship with our local Church of England primary school, St John’s Highbury Vale
We are also involved in a number of initiatives for children and families in the community, including a Baby & Toddler group on Mondays and Youth Club for KS3 aged children every other Friday.
The church is also home to a pre-school Playgroup that meets every morning during term-time.
We have a strong relationship with our local Church of England primary school, St John’s Highbury Vale
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Christ Church Highbury FAQs
Question: Where is Christ Church Highbury located?
Answer: Christ Church Highbury is located at 155 Highbury Grove, London, Middlesex.
Question: Who is Christ Church Highbury's pastor?
Answer: Christ Church Highbury's pastor is Rev Jonathan Brewster.
Question: What time is service at Christ Church Highbury?
Answer: Sunday Services Sunday at 9.00am This service of Holy Communion is a quiet, reflective service which follows the Anglican modern prayer book and includes two hymns and a sermon. Sunday at 11.00am This is a lively, more informal service for people of all ages. With Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays and Baptisms on the fourth it serves as our main parish service where all are welcome. The fourth Sunday of the month is usually a Baptism service which gives us all an opportunity to welcome new members into the fellowship of Christ. Sunday at 6.30pm These 6:30pm services work in rotation as follows through the month: On the first Sunday – Evening Prayer On the second Sunday – Holy Communion On the third Sunday – Christian Meditation On the final Sunday – Jazz Vespers Weekday Services At 9am on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday there is morning prayer in the main church. This is a short service following the daily liturgy, including Bible readings and a brief discussion. At 10.30am on Wednesday, morning prayer takes place in the Fellowship Room and includes a longer period of discussion on the day’s readings. On the first Wednesday of every month there is a service of Holy Communion, which is followed by our monthly lunch for the over-60’s.
Question: What is Christ Church Highbury's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ChristChurchHighbury/
Question: What is Christ Church Highbury's website?
Answer: http://www.christchurchhighbury.com
Question: What denominaiton is Christ Church Highbury?
Answer: Christ Church Highbury belongs to Anglican Church denomination.
Answer: Christ Church Highbury is located at 155 Highbury Grove, London, Middlesex.
Question: Who is Christ Church Highbury's pastor?
Answer: Christ Church Highbury's pastor is Rev Jonathan Brewster.
Question: What time is service at Christ Church Highbury?
Answer: Sunday Services Sunday at 9.00am This service of Holy Communion is a quiet, reflective service which follows the Anglican modern prayer book and includes two hymns and a sermon. Sunday at 11.00am This is a lively, more informal service for people of all ages. With Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays and Baptisms on the fourth it serves as our main parish service where all are welcome. The fourth Sunday of the month is usually a Baptism service which gives us all an opportunity to welcome new members into the fellowship of Christ. Sunday at 6.30pm These 6:30pm services work in rotation as follows through the month: On the first Sunday – Evening Prayer On the second Sunday – Holy Communion On the third Sunday – Christian Meditation On the final Sunday – Jazz Vespers Weekday Services At 9am on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday there is morning prayer in the main church. This is a short service following the daily liturgy, including Bible readings and a brief discussion. At 10.30am on Wednesday, morning prayer takes place in the Fellowship Room and includes a longer period of discussion on the day’s readings. On the first Wednesday of every month there is a service of Holy Communion, which is followed by our monthly lunch for the over-60’s.
Question: What is Christ Church Highbury's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ChristChurchHighbury/
Question: What is Christ Church Highbury's website?
Answer: http://www.christchurchhighbury.com
Question: What denominaiton is Christ Church Highbury?
Answer: Christ Church Highbury belongs to Anglican Church denomination.
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Christ Church Highbury listing was last updated on the 15th of October, 2016
