This Sunday

I'm away this Sunday speaking at London City Presbyterian Church so Pete Harris who is going to be church planting in Camden will be preaching in the morning on Numbers 1, while in the evening Andrew Rae will be taking us through Psalm 25

This Sunday

This Sunday morning Iain Clements who is the Assistant minister at Grove Chapel, Camberwell will be preaching on 1 Cor 12 and in the evening our very own Graham Weeks will be on Psalm 24

The men will be meeting again at 8.15 for breakfast, there were good reports of last week, do make it if you can

This Sunday

This Sunday evening Carl Trueman from Westminster Seminary will be preaching

This Sunday

This Sunday we are joined by Pete Harris and Matthew Roberts who are going to be planting a church in Camden Town. We'll interview both of them in the service and Pete will be preaching for us.



Also with this Sunday morning is Dr Ali Ashtaroo from Afghanistan. 15 minutes after the close of the service he will be sharing with us in the Chapel what is going on in Afghanistan, please do come back in for this.



After this we will have Pot Luck lunch together, we are expecting a large number of visitors this Sunday, so you might want to bring a bit more than usual.



In our evening service Joel Rinn who is doing pioneer missions work in Verona Italy will be preaching

Guest Preachers in April

I'm preaching at Amyand Park Chapel, Twickenham on 22nd April and in Timisoara, Romania on 29th April.

On 22nd April Dimitri Alldridge will be returning from the dark side to IPC to preach in the morning. Paul Meiners will speak at the evening service.

29th April David Field (see pic) a closet Presbyterian who teaches at Oak Hill Theological College will preach at our morning service and Hristo Voynikov of Bulgaria will preach in the evening.

Preacher this Sunday

The Preacher this Sunday is Dr John Scott who is the minister of Chelmsford Presbyterian Church. Me and him are doing a swap.

There are 2 Presbyterian churches in England the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of England and Wales (EPCEW) and the IPC. The Free Church of Scotland also has two congregations in London. I am hopeful if we can build relationships with each other there could be a merger somewhere down the line. The differences between us are small and if we were all willing to compromise a little we could be together, whether this will ever happen I'm not sure.