The main gathering of the church, and the easiest place to start. Around 25 minutes of live
worship you can actually join in with, teaching you can use on Monday, and prayer at the end
for anyone who wants it.
Doors and coffee open at 10.30am, and the room is full of people who arrived on their own at
some point too. Jeans are fine. Nobody will single you out, and nobody gets put on the spot.
Kids Ministry runs at the same time, for children from walking age to Year 6, with sign-in and
sign-out and a team that is DBS-checked and safeguarding-trained.
When
Every Sunday, 11am. Doors and coffee from 10.30am, finishes around 12.30pm.
Where
St. Jude's New Testament Church Of God, St George's Rd, London SE1 6EZ
Kids
Own service during the service, walking age to Year 6.
Bible stories at their level, games, music and craft, run by a team that is trained,
DBS-checked and genuinely happy to be there. From walking age to Year 6, split into age
groups. Babies and toddlers are welcome to stay with you in the main room.
Arrive around 10.30am on your first Sunday so there is no rush at the desk. You stay with
your child as long as you both need: first times can be hard, and nobody is in a hurry.
Ages
Walking age to Year 6, in age groups.
Safeguarding
Every leader is DBS-checked and safeguarding-trained. Sign-in and sign-out every week, with a matching-code system.
First Sunday
We take your details once, then it is quick every week after that.
Extra support
Tell us what your child needs and we will plan it with you.
We believe prayer changes cities, so the week starts with it. Every Monday at 6.30am a group
of us pray for London: for the people we work with, for the schools, for the church, for
anyone who asked us to.
It is early and it is quiet, and you do not have to pray out loud. Come once and see what it
does to your Monday.
When
Every Monday, 6.30am. Around 30 to 45 minutes.
Where
Ask us and we will send you the room. Some weeks we pray on a call.
The Bible Academy is where the church learns to read the Bible for itself: book by book,
with teaching, questions and homework you will actually want to do.
It runs on Monday evenings at 7pm, starting mid-September. No previous study required, and
no exam at the end unless you want one.
Sunday is where you meet the church. Lifegroups are where you get to know it. This one is
for everyone living or working around King’s Cross, Islington and central London: a mixed
group of students, young professionals and families.
We eat together, read a passage, and talk about it honestly. Questions are welcome, and so
is silence. You can visit once and decide afterwards.
When
Every Wednesday evening. Exact time confirmed by the group host.
Where
A home near King's Cross. The address comes with your first message.
Bring
Nothing at all. Someone always brings too much food.
Good for
Anyone new to the church, new to London, or new to faith.
The group closest to the church: Southwark, Camberwell, Walworth and around. If you came to
a Sunday and want to know what the rest of the week looks like, start here.
Food, a passage, and a conversation that does not pretend everything is fine. Ten or fifteen
people, every week, in a living room.
When
Every Wednesday evening. Exact time confirmed by the group host.
Where
A home in South London. The address comes with your first message.
For anyone who has moved to London and wants to speak English with real people instead of an
app. Small tables, a native-speaking host on each one, and a conversation that goes wherever
you want it to.
Completely free: no fee, no test, no registration. You do not have to be religious either.
It is a conversation group, and it stays one.
When
Weekly. The day, time and room are being confirmed.
Where
Ask us and we will send you the room.
Level
All levels, from "barely any" to "just need practice".
One service, one room, one beginning. Worship led live, a message about why this church
exists, prayer for anyone who wants it, and food together afterwards.
Come on your own, come with your family, come with your doubts. There is no dress code and
no pressure, and registering only helps us set out enough chairs.
When
Sunday 18 October 2026, 11am. Doors and coffee from 10.30am.
Where
London South Bank University, 103 Borough Rd, London SE1 0AA
A long table, food from a dozen different countries, and an evening spent saying out loud
what we are grateful for. It is not an American import so much as an excuse.
Bring a friend, bring a dish if you cook, bring an appetite if you do not. Everyone is
welcome, whether or not you have ever been to a church.
When
Thursday 26 November 2026, evening. Time confirmed nearer the date.
Every Sunday
