Wednesday 1st March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Thursday 2nd March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:30am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
7:30pm | Heath Street Choir rehearsals |
A community choir for Hampstead and the surrounding areas, performing both sacred and secular music.
The choir accepts members of all ages and levels of ability. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Friday 3rd March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Dante Pilgrimage (Online) |
A Zoom reading of the whole of Dante’s Comedy, to take place weekly until 29 March 2024. The starting point of this timetable reflects the common critical opinion that Dante’s journey begins on Good Friday.
There will never be any expectation that anyone has read the text in advance. The first ten minutes will go to reading the canto out loud. After that the Minister will usually do a brief introduction, then we’ll discuss together – perhaps in breakout rooms, depending on numbers.
Dante’s poem has some claim to be considered the greatest work of literature ever written, and Dante wrote it intending and praying that the poem might help its readers along the path of salvation. That’s also our prayer as we undertake this journey together - we hope you will join us!
Live on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Saturday 4th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
7:30pm | Little Things in Odd Shapes |
Virtuosi with the good odds.
Instante Collective and Hilary Cronin perform music by Boccherini, Mozart and Martin y Soler.
Part of the Little Things in Odd Shapes unusual chamber music concert series at the church.
Free entry with a retiring collection for the musicians. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Sunday 5th March 2023 | 11:00am | Worship |
Communion and young people's service to be led by the Rev. Ewan King.
Live stream on Zoom is available on request by e-mailing johnhenry@heathstreet.org at least 24 hours in advance. The link to use will then be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823.
Including our Children's Sunday Club – stories, crafts, drama and play for all ages. |
6:00pm | Sunday Sundown concert |
This week: Listen to Her - Women by Women, performed by Hanover Square Quartet.
They are one of the few UK string quartets playing on gut strings, championing the works of female composers.
This particular programme juxtaposes Mayer's quartet with a movement from the more famous Schubert "Death and the Maiden". They also pair Hensel's E minor quartet with a movement by her more famous brother (Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream). The overlap between their musical styles, including direct quotes, is astonishing. It is clear that they were very close and had tremendous respect for each other as composers.
All Sunday Sundown concerts have free admission with a retiring collection for the musicians unless otherwise specified. |
7:00pm | The Contact Club |
Food and friendship for not only the lonely, the vulnerable and the homeless, but anyone who enjoys a cup of tea and a good chat. |
Monday 6th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Tuesday 7th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:00am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Wednesday 8th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Thursday 9th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:30am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
7:30pm | Heath Street Choir rehearsals |
A community choir for Hampstead and the surrounding areas, performing both sacred and secular music.
The choir accepts members of all ages and levels of ability. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Friday 10th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
7:30pm | On Bouge |
London’s long-running club for French Balfolk, Bal Trad, Bal Occitan and Fest Noz.
This month: Deux Sans Frontières. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Dante Pilgrimage (Online) |
A Zoom reading of the whole of Dante’s Comedy, to take place weekly until 29 March 2024. The starting point of this timetable reflects the common critical opinion that Dante’s journey begins on Good Friday.
There will never be any expectation that anyone has read the text in advance. The first ten minutes will go to reading the canto out loud. After that the Minister will usually do a brief introduction, then we’ll discuss together – perhaps in breakout rooms, depending on numbers.
Dante’s poem has some claim to be considered the greatest work of literature ever written, and Dante wrote it intending and praying that the poem might help its readers along the path of salvation. That’s also our prayer as we undertake this journey together - we hope you will join us!
Live on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Saturday 11th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
7:30pm | Little Things in Odd Shapes |
The Folk-ish (BIG) session, performed by Instante Collective.
Part of the Little Things in Odd Shapes unusual chamber music concert series at the church.
Free entry with a retiring collection for the musicians. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Sunday 12th March 2023 | 11:00am | Worship |
Service to be led by visiting minister the Revd Dr Julian Gotobed.
Live stream on Zoom is available on request by e-mailing johnhenry@heathstreet.org at least 24 hours in advance. The link to use will then be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823.
Including our Children's Sunday Club – stories, crafts, drama and play for all ages. |
6:00pm | Sunday Sundown concert |
This week: 'Twas but a dream - 17th century songs from the London theatres, performed by Nobody's Jig.
Music by Matteis, Purcell, Locke and other composers, and popular folk songs from the day.
Part of the Sunday Sundown concert series and the Little Things in Odd Shapes unusual chamber music concert series at the church.
Free entry with a retiring collection for the musicians.
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7:00pm | The Contact Club |
Food and friendship for not only the lonely, the vulnerable and the homeless, but anyone who enjoys a cup of tea and a good chat. |
Monday 13th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Tuesday 14th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:00am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
7:30pm | Sacred Harp singing |
Old a cappella hymn-singing tradition from the American South.
Beginners welcome! |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Wednesday 15th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Thursday 16th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:30am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
7:30pm | Heath Street Choir rehearsals |
A community choir for Hampstead and the surrounding areas, performing both sacred and secular music.
The choir accepts members of all ages and levels of ability. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Friday 17th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Dante Pilgrimage (Online) |
A Zoom reading of the whole of Dante’s Comedy, to take place weekly until 29 March 2024. The starting point of this timetable reflects the common critical opinion that Dante’s journey begins on Good Friday.
There will never be any expectation that anyone has read the text in advance. The first ten minutes will go to reading the canto out loud. After that the Minister will usually do a brief introduction, then we’ll discuss together – perhaps in breakout rooms, depending on numbers.
Dante’s poem has some claim to be considered the greatest work of literature ever written, and Dante wrote it intending and praying that the poem might help its readers along the path of salvation. That’s also our prayer as we undertake this journey together - we hope you will join us!
Live on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Saturday 18th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Sunday 19th March 2023 | 11:00am | Worship |
Service to be led by the Rev. Ewan King.
Live stream on Zoom is available on request by e-mailing johnhenry@heathstreet.org at least 24 hours in advance. The link to use will then be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823.
Including our Children's Sunday Club – stories, crafts, drama and play for all ages. |
6:00pm | Sunday Sundown concert |
This week: Elchin Shirinov Trio.
Azerbaijani virtuoso pianist Elchin Shirinov, internationally renowned for being part of the acclaimed Avishai Cohen Trio, leads here his own trio featuring one of London's finest jazz rhythmic sections with Andrea Di Biase on double bass and Dave Hamblett on drums. They'll perform a selection of their own original compositions and arrangements of pieces from the Azerbaijani folk tradition.Â
All Sunday Sundown concerts have free admission with a retiring collection for the musicians unless otherwise specified. |
7:00pm | The Contact Club |
Food and friendship for not only the lonely, the vulnerable and the homeless, but anyone who enjoys a cup of tea and a good chat. |
Monday 20th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Tuesday 21st March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:00am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Wednesday 22nd March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Thursday 23rd March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:30am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
7:30pm | Heath Street Choir rehearsals |
A community choir for Hampstead and the surrounding areas, performing both sacred and secular music.
The choir accepts members of all ages and levels of ability. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Friday 24th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Dante Pilgrimage (Online) |
A Zoom reading of the whole of Dante’s Comedy, to take place weekly until 29 March 2024. The starting point of this timetable reflects the common critical opinion that Dante’s journey begins on Good Friday.
There will never be any expectation that anyone has read the text in advance. The first ten minutes will go to reading the canto out loud. After that the Minister will usually do a brief introduction, then we’ll discuss together – perhaps in breakout rooms, depending on numbers.
Dante’s poem has some claim to be considered the greatest work of literature ever written, and Dante wrote it intending and praying that the poem might help its readers along the path of salvation. That’s also our prayer as we undertake this journey together - we hope you will join us!
Live on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Saturday 25th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Sunday 26th March 2023 | 11:00am | Worship |
Service to be led by the Rev. Ewan King.
Live stream on Zoom is available on request by e-mailing johnhenry@heathstreet.org at least 24 hours in advance. The link to use will then be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823.
Including our Children's Sunday Club - stories, crafts, drama and play for all ages.
Followed by a church lunch - let Wilf (secretary@heathstreet.org) know if you plan on bringing something along. |
6:00pm | Sunday Sundown concert |
This week: O Spring Most Fair!, performed by Linnet Baroque.
Linnet Baroque is a collective of talented and experienced early music specialists who have gathered to present virtuosic music from the baroque and early classical eras. There is a strong focus on English music and the ‘bird-song’ genre, where the obbligato instruments and voice are given equal virtuosic opportunities.
This hour of music, embracing the joys of Springtime, begins with Quingard’s aria to the nightingale, a role taken by the recorder. Pepusch wrote his invigorating cantata, addressing the Goddess Flora, in 1710, whilst working as music master to the Duke of Chandos. He worked alongside Handel, who was employed as the Duke’s Composer in Residence. Handel composed several roles for Pepucsh’s wife, the soprano Margerite de L’Epine, and also for Faustina Bordogni, Hasse’s wife. In the Hasse aria, the scorned poet warns his lover that the joys of Spring soon turn to the chill of Winter, a metaphor for fading youth and beauty also reflected in the Dutch composer, De Fesch’s song.
All Sunday Sundown concerts have free admission with a retiring collection for the musicians unless otherwise specified. |
7:00pm | The Contact Club |
Food and friendship for not only the lonely, the vulnerable and the homeless, but anyone who enjoys a cup of tea and a good chat. |
Monday 27th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Tuesday 28th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:00am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
5:00pm | Storymaker's Club |
An after-school club aimed at children between the ages of 7 and 13 who like making stuff up, writing stories, telling stories, make-believe play, imaginary friends, storytelling or creating fantasy worlds. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Wednesday 29th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Thursday 30th March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
10:30am | Oldtime Nursery |
Introducing old melodies and traditional stories to a new generation of children, ‘Oldtime Nursery’ is an interactive drop-in music session for babies and toddlers and older children accompanied by their parents or carers. |
7:30pm | Heath Street Choir rehearsals |
A community choir for Hampstead and the surrounding areas, performing both sacred and secular music.
The choir accepts members of all ages and levels of ability. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
Friday 31st March 2023 | 8:00am | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening (apart from Sundays) at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord's Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Dante Pilgrimage (Online) |
A Zoom reading of the whole of Dante’s Comedy, to take place weekly until 29 March 2024. The starting point of this timetable reflects the common critical opinion that Dante’s journey begins on Good Friday.
There will never be any expectation that anyone has read the text in advance. The first ten minutes will go to reading the canto out loud. After that the Minister will usually do a brief introduction, then we’ll discuss together – perhaps in breakout rooms, depending on numbers.
Dante’s poem has some claim to be considered the greatest work of literature ever written, and Dante wrote it intending and praying that the poem might help its readers along the path of salvation. That’s also our prayer as we undertake this journey together - we hope you will join us!
Live on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |
8:00pm | Lent readings |
A Zoom reading of Mark’s gospel across Lent, each morning and evening at 8am and 8pm, in eighty parts from the very first verse up to Jesus’ burial at the end of chapter fifteen. In each session we will say the Lord’s Prayer, read the appointed text, and say the Grace. The link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87179878823. |