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With all the necessary consents in place, the Project Team is working hard to have everything completed in time for Easter.
Soup-er Thursdays returns weekly until Easter! Join us for soup and hot drinks - perfect for these cold Winter afternoons.
One year ago, a group from High Street started a special interest group. Mike Lawford updates us:
Thank you so much for all your kind donations to charity over Christmas. Many of you will have made direct donations and others have donated through church.
God promises to be with us, not just at Christmas but in 2025. We are invited to see beyond our own limitations and discover God working through other people and places in our community.
I am delighted to report the wonderful news that our Shaped For Mission project, agreed by Church Council in July, has at last gained all the necessary consents.
Jesus, whose birth we celebrate at Christmas, is known as the Prince of Peace, and yet today that region of the world into which he was born feels anything but peaceful.
In October, BBC Songs of Praise BBC came to film us for their ‘angels’ episode of the show.
This year, the weather was not on our side! As Storm Bert blew through, our Carnival plans looked a little different…
This year, we will be turning the church car park into Bethlehem. Join the hustle and the bustle with the townsfolk, donkeys and sheep, have a drink at the inn (if you can find room!) and create your own decorations at the carpenter's shop.
In our recent sermon series we have been exploring some of the questions that Jesus asked. If you want to dig a little deeper then our Resource Centre can help.
Throughout November our SHARE scheme will be appealing for funds so we can help as many families as possible.
Primary aged children and younger are invited to bring their friends and adults to Saints and Sausages!
Harpenden’s Christmas Carnival will be taking place on Sunday 24 November and, once again, High Street plans to be at the centre of the celebrations.
When we think of Jesus, we often think of his preaching and teaching. However, through the gospels, Jesus is actually often to be found asking questions.