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St John’s is a large building with room for everyone. We especially welcome children of all ages. Sunday School takes place during the 10am Mass in the Children's Room at the back of the Church. For those too young for this, a Crèche area with toys is provided allowing parents to attend to their needs and participate in the service free from the concern that they may be disturbing others.
St John's is committed to keep safe and protect from harm any child or adult who may be vulnerable. If you need to discuss any concerns in confidence, please approach Rachel Rae or Rebecca Hall (our Safeguarding Officers) or Fr. John or Fr. Andrew. Alternatively you can email [email protected] All conversations will be treated seriously and sensitively.
For the less mobile, there are a few steps up to the main entrance but there is wheelchair access round the side through the North Door. Once inside, the main areas are fully accessible. The sound system has a hearing aid loop and large print hymn books and service sheets are available. Coffee, tea and other refreshments are available after the Sunday Mass and we hope that people will stay to meet other members of the congregation and explore the building at their leisure.
St John’s is a large building with room for everyone. We especially welcome children of all ages. Sunday School takes place during the 10am Mass in the Children's Room at the back of the Church. For those too young for this, a Crèche area with toys is provided allowing parents to attend to their needs and participate in the service free from the concern that they may be disturbing others.
St John's is committed to keep safe and protect from harm any child or adult who may be vulnerable. If you need to discuss any concerns in confidence, please approach Rachel Rae or Rebecca Hall (our Safeguarding Officers) or Fr. John or Fr. Andrew. Alternatively you can email [email protected] All conversations will be treated seriously and sensitively.
For the less mobile, there are a few steps up to the main entrance but there is wheelchair access round the side through the North Door. Once inside, the main areas are fully accessible. The sound system has a hearing aid loop and large print hymn books and service sheets are available. Coffee, tea and other refreshments are available after the Sunday Mass and we hope that people will stay to meet other members of the congregation and explore the building at their leisure.
Church Address
2 Sylvan Road
Upper Norwood
London,
Middlesex
SE19 2RX
Upper Norwood
United Kingdom
Phone: 020 8771 6686
Church Pastor
Fr. John Pritchard
Vicar
2 Sylvan Road
Upper Norwood
London,
Middlesex
SE19 2RX
Upper Norwood
United Kingdom
Phone: 020 8771 6686
Quote of the Day
Psalms 26:2
Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; try my reins and my heart.
Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; try my reins and my heart.
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Bus 410 to the door from Croydon.
By various buses to the terminus at Crystal Palace Parade then a short 15 minute walk down Anerley Hill turning into Hamlet Road which leads into Auckland Road.
Buses 157 or 358 to Hamlet Road and a 10 minute walk along Hamlet and Auckland Roads
Buses 196, 468, N68 to All Saint’s Church (near the ITV mast) then a 10 minute walk along Church Road turning down Sylvan Hill.
By Train to Crystal Palace then a 15 minute walk down Anerley Hill turning into Hamlet Road which leads to Auckland Road.![Edit]()
By various buses to the terminus at Crystal Palace Parade then a short 15 minute walk down Anerley Hill turning into Hamlet Road which leads into Auckland Road.
Buses 157 or 358 to Hamlet Road and a 10 minute walk along Hamlet and Auckland Roads
Buses 196, 468, N68 to All Saint’s Church (near the ITV mast) then a 10 minute walk along Church Road turning down Sylvan Hill.
By Train to Crystal Palace then a 15 minute walk down Anerley Hill turning into Hamlet Road which leads to Auckland Road.
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St John the Evangelist Church London Service Times
SUNDAY
9:15am Morning Prayer
10.00am High Mass (Sung)
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
Every Sunday during the Parish Mass
6.00pm Choral Evensong:
(occasionally said Evening Prayer - please see monthly music list for details )
Solemn Evensong and Benediction once a month (see music list)
WEEKDAY
Weekdays
Morning Prayer 9am
Evening Prayer 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am Low Mass
Saturday 10am Low Mass
Service Times last updated on the 1st of September, 2015
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9:15am Morning Prayer
10.00am High Mass (Sung)
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
Every Sunday during the Parish Mass
6.00pm Choral Evensong:
(occasionally said Evening Prayer - please see monthly music list for details )
Solemn Evensong and Benediction once a month (see music list)
WEEKDAY
Weekdays
Morning Prayer 9am
Evening Prayer 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am Low Mass
Saturday 10am Low Mass
Service Times last updated on the 1st of September, 2015
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Under 12s:
Our Sunday School is held during the 10am Mass. Children join the group at the start of Mass and return into the service at the Offertory to be a part of our Communion.
We have a team of Sunday School leaders, led by Jacqueline Stewart; two leaders take the group each week. The team plans storytelling and craft activities for each week based on a chosen theme.
Several times in the year the children share their learning with the congregation towards the end of the service.
On major Feast Days we encourage the children to take a bigger part in our services – for example processions for Palm Sunday and Epiphany, and a Nativity play on Christmas morning.![Edit]()
We have a team of Sunday School leaders, led by Jacqueline Stewart; two leaders take the group each week. The team plans storytelling and craft activities for each week based on a chosen theme.
Several times in the year the children share their learning with the congregation towards the end of the service.
On major Feast Days we encourage the children to take a bigger part in our services – for example processions for Palm Sunday and Epiphany, and a Nativity play on Christmas morning.
Under 18s:
St John’s Youth Group, for those aged between 10 and 18, meets on Sunday afternoons. They enjoy a wide range of activities including Bible studies, a BBQ, activities themed around climate change and lots of games.
In the 2009 Open Week the group had a stall to raise awareness of the issues surrounding climate change, and collected origami boat petitions to send to the Prime Minister as part of the Operation Noah’s Ark campaign. Last year they also went to Wintershall to watch a performance of the Life of Christ and visited Croydon Police Station for an Open Day.
We have recently started a monthly Bible study class during the 10am Sunday Mass – another opportunity for young people to meet, learn and make friendships, especially for those who can’t make the 4pm meetings.
This summer the group is hoping to go to youth camp. However, we need to increase funds by around £700 to make this happen. Our young people are set to meet this challenge through sponsored events, jumble sales and car cleaning after Mass on Sunday. Do help support them as much as possible.![Edit]()
In the 2009 Open Week the group had a stall to raise awareness of the issues surrounding climate change, and collected origami boat petitions to send to the Prime Minister as part of the Operation Noah’s Ark campaign. Last year they also went to Wintershall to watch a performance of the Life of Christ and visited Croydon Police Station for an Open Day.
We have recently started a monthly Bible study class during the 10am Sunday Mass – another opportunity for young people to meet, learn and make friendships, especially for those who can’t make the 4pm meetings.
This summer the group is hoping to go to youth camp. However, we need to increase funds by around £700 to make this happen. Our young people are set to meet this challenge through sponsored events, jumble sales and car cleaning after Mass on Sunday. Do help support them as much as possible.
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