Holy Communion and Junior Church

for 1 hour, 15 mins
Kidbrooke, St Nicholas
Whetstone Road Kidbrooke London, SE3 8PX, United Kingdom

Holy Communion, with the first Junior Church event of 2004 at the same time in the hall.
First reading: Isaiah 60.1-6
Gospel: Matthew 2.1-12
Today we celebrate Epiphany - Christ's revelation to the world beyond Israel, symbolised by the visit of the three Magi. The Old Testament reading from Isaiah foreshadows the Epiphany in a highly symbolic way: in a passage sometimes subtitled 'The Ingathering of the Dispersed' the prophet visualises exiled Israelites returning to a revived and flourishing country. The New Testament Magi have also come on a long journey, possibly travelling beyond the borders of the world they knew, yet they too are, in a different sense, coming home bearing gifts.

Kidbrooke, St Nicholas

All are welcome at St Nicholas's, whether at services, our other events, or through this A Church Near You page, which we intend to use in future as our main website. If you are viewing the page on a phone or tablet, please click on the three bars top right to access the menu; on a desktop or laptop, the menu will be found on the left.

For pastoral and confidential matters, please call our Priest-in-Charge,  Revd Tola Badejo, on 07864 309988, requesting  a call back if necessary.  For non-urgent general enquiries, a messaging form is available under 'Get in Touch' in the panel on the left. To ask about hall hire, please contact Linda Peppiatt on 07905 609944 or [email protected]


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Get in touch

Revd Tola Badejo (Priest-in-Charge)

66A Whetstone Road, London

SE3 8PZ
Revd Tola Badejo
07864 309988
Linda Peppiatt (hall bookings)
07905 609944
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Holy Communion and Junior Church

for 1 hour, 15 mins
Kidbrooke, St Nicholas
Whetstone Road Kidbrooke London, SE3 8PX, United Kingdom

Holy Communion, with the first Junior Church event of 2004 at the same time in the hall.
First reading: Isaiah 60.1-6
Gospel: Matthew 2.1-12
Today we celebrate Epiphany - Christ's revelation to the world beyond Israel, symbolised by the visit of the three Magi. The Old Testament reading from Isaiah foreshadows the Epiphany in a highly symbolic way: in a passage sometimes subtitled 'The Ingathering of the Dispersed' the prophet visualises exiled Israelites returning to a revived and flourishing country. The New Testament Magi have also come on a long journey, possibly travelling beyond the borders of the world they knew, yet they too are, in a different sense, coming home bearing gifts.

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Safeguarding

Our parish of Kidbrooke, St Nicholas is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. For further details, please refer to the separate Safeguarding page on this site and the link to the Diocesan page below.

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