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This coming Sunday, 5th July 2026, is the 5th Sunday after Trinity,  and with it being the first Sunday of the month, we have our All-Age services (except the 8 am Service).

We are now in a church season known as “Ordinary Time”.

Ordinary Time begins with Trinity Sunday.  Trinity Sunday recalls the truth that there is one God in three persons - Father, Son and Holy Spirit.  

During "Ordinary Time", we might think that nothing special is happening as there aren't many major events taking place.  But it would be wrong to dismiss "Ordinary Time" as being purposeless.  

"Ordinary Time" allows us to develop "holy habits" - such as taking time to pray and read the bible.  This strengthens our walk with God.  As one person wrote, "the activities of ordinary time are therefore less about special occasions and more about regular rhythms that contribute to spiritual growth".

The seasonal colour for "Ordinary Time" is green - traditionally the sign of growth, as seeds sown in the dark begin to emerge as green shoots.  


We look forward to welcoming you at either of our church services this coming Sunday.

8 am - Said Eucharist following the Book of Common Prayer format at St James, W11 4RB
9.45 am - Parish Eucharist at St James, W11 4RB
11.30 am - Parish Mass at St Clement, W11 4BP

Our Usual Pattern of Sunday Services is as follows:

First Sunday:

• 8 am Eucharist following the Book of Common Prayer format (St James) -  Sunday 5th July

• 9.45 am & 11.30 am All-Age Services (St James & St Clement)

Second Sunday:

• 9:45 am Eucharist with Prayer and Anointing for Healing  (St James)

• 11:30 am Mass with Prayer and Anointing for Healing (St Clements)

Third and Fourth Sundays:

• 9.45 am Eucharist (St James)

• 11.30 am Mass (St Clement)

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