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June 2018
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…
Find out more »July 2018
Gospel Choir
The Bazil Meade Gospel Music Academy Choir with guests from the London Community Gospel Choir Admission free, donations welcome.
Find out more »Open Air Service and Picnic
Open Air Service followed by Bring your own Picnic Sunday 15 July 5pm Heartwood forest Park in the car park and you’ll see us and bring something to sit on! Churches Together in Marshalswick Open air service poster
Find out more »September 2018
Christian Aid Street Collection
Christian Aid street collection outside Tesco; volunteers are needed for an hour. Please contact Pat Pile patricia.pile@talktalk.net.
Find out more »October 2018
X:site St Albans
X:site is an interdenominational children's event supported and run by local churches in partnership with Scripture Union. Info and Booking 07789 815516 X:site: The Place of the Cross
Find out more »Autumn Forum – Vatican II and You
The Second Vatican Council had an enormous impact on ecumenism. But what was it about, what did it do, and what effect did it have on you? For some it broke down barriers, for some it lead to inter-church marriages and families for some new opportunities. Some non-catholics saw the Catholic Church in a new way, Catholics saw catholic Christians differently. But what did it do for you? Come and hear: Before Vatican II What Vatican II said in…
Find out more »Quiz Night in aid of Christian Aid
On Saturday the 20th of October at Marlborough Road Methodist Church there will be quiz in aid of Christian Aid; tickets £7 which includes refreshments of soup, cheese and bread, cake or fruit, with gluten free options. Time to be confirmed
Find out more »December 2018
Sleepout
In support of Centre 33, Open Door, Herts Young Homeless & the Living Room
Find out more »Christmas Carols in the Town Centre
Join us for Christmas Carols in the town centre. This is just a placeholder, date and time could change.
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