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January 2018
Finding Silence with Bishop John Crawley
Is life too busy? Let your soul catch up with your lifestyle! Anyone and everyone is invited to discover the value of silence, with guidance and and wisdom from Bishop John Crawley. Please bring a packed lunch. Tea and coffee will be available. Come to the parish hall upstairs to the left of the church at the back
Find out more »I, Joseph
A plainsong narrative of the birth and naming of Christ, based on the ancient Gospel of St James, performed in a dramatic liturgical setting, by a mixed cast of professional and parish singers. A beautiful way to conclude the Christmas season. Free admission; refreshments.
Find out more »February 2018
Thinking Lunch: Saving Israel – what next for Palestine?
Tim and Mayonne Coldicott of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions will speak on ‘Saving Israel – what next for Palestine?’
Find out more »Quiet Day – Love and the littleness of God
Love and the littleness of God: seeing Jesus through the eyes of John - A quiet day Led by the Revd. Iain Lane Everyone welcome Cost is £5 which includes drinks, but please bring a packed lunch. St Stephen’s Church and its grounds are available all day as part of this event Please contact the Circuit Administrator – for more information or to book a place Tel 01727 854211 Checklist for your day: Bible Packed lunch £5 …
Find out more »Zionism Unsettled – the current situation in Israel Palestine
Zionism Unsettled A 4 week study group exploring the religious and political basis of the current situation in Israel Palestine. Each week will include a video presentation and additional information, followed by discussion. We will look at the responsibility of Christians, the British and other western nations in the creation of the current situation and what we can do to improve the prospect of peace with justice for all. Week 1 Introduction. Christian views of Jews and Judaism Week 2 …
Find out more »April 2018
Adrian Plass: Out of His Head
Adrian Plass will be presenting "Out of His Head", celebrating 30 years of writing and performance on Thursday 19th April at 7.15pm at All Saints' Hertford. Tickets are £8 in advance or £10 on the door. They are available from Janet Birrd at cost ( phone 01992 587544 or email janet_l_bird@hotmail.com) or online at WWW.SEARCHLIGHTTHEATRE.ORG for a small booking fee. Poster: Adrian Plass - Hertford April 19th
Find out more »Holy Fools
Holy Fools are an ecumenical group of Christian entertainers. This event will be hosted by Neil and Hazel Wilkin and is suitable for children aged 7 upwards. Check with Neil for confirmation or to get Holy Fools to come to your venue!
Find out more »June 2018
Book Aid Theology Book Clear Out
Have a clear out! Bring along your unwanted Theological books and come and help yourself to any books you fancy by giving a donation to All We Can (formerly Methodist Relief and Development) Books remaining at the end of the day will be taken to Book Aid who send books to Churches and Theological Colleges in Africa and Asia Refreshments available
Find out more »The Alban Pilgrimage
Saturday 23rd June, from 11am The Alban Pilgrimage takes place annually and is held in honour of the city’s namesake, St Alban, who died on 22nd June over 1700 years ago. He was executed for giving shelter to a Christian priest later named Amphibalus who was fleeing persecution by the Romans. Moved by the priest's faith, Alban became a Christian and the two men swapped cloaks, enabling the priest to escape. Alban was arrested instead, brought to trial and executed…
Find out more »Alban Pilgrimage
The Alban Pilgrimage takes place annually and is held in honour of the city’s namesake, St Alban, who died on 22nd June over 1700 years ago. He was executed for giving shelter to a Christian priest later named Amphibalus who was fleeing persecution by the Romans. Stunning 12-ft tall carnival puppets and a procession of around 300 children, teenagers and adults from the local community dramatize the tale of Alban’s martyrdom. Churches assemble outside St Peter's but you can watch…
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