Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Armistice we are holding a special exhibition at St Mary Magdalene. We have a window in the church dedicated to those from our parish who lost their lives during the Great War. Although their names are not listed our archivist, Joy Heywood, has completed some extensive research to discover more about their lives. Join … Read More
Here is a list of all the upcoming events at St Mary Magdalene from Harvest through to our Advent Carol Service (not to be confused with our ‘Nine Lessons and Carols’ the traditional Christmas Carol Service).
On the evening of Saturday 8 September we were treated to an evening of Poetry and Prosecco (with nibbles). David Nash joined us – accompanied by members of the St Mary Magdalene Drama Group – who entertained us with a selection of poems on a variety of topics from well known and not so well known authors. We were joined … Read More
Universal Credit is the biggest change in the welfare system for generations. Over the next 3 years, it will affect about 600,000 people in the Diocese of London, both working and out of work. Is anyone in your parish… if so, you’ll need to know about UC Capital Mass are offering an interactive and practical training session about Universal Credit … Read More
Our intrepid group of walkers braved the heat of the July day to embark on a 7 mile walk through the leafy local area which ended up back at the starting place – Alison and Paul’s – to enjoy the Parish Barbecue. Monies raised from the walk will go towards our Organ Restoration Fund.
Lovely to have the Bishop of Edmonton, Rob Wickham, with us today to Licence Mo Lunn. He joined us for our 8 o’clock Sunday Morning Communion service.
Old School Assembly play a selection of Jazz for us in a very special event. If you missed their gig with us during the last Sponsored Event lunchtime, don’t miss out this time, it promises to be a great evening! Wine and canapes served at your table! Formed from a group of friends looking to develop their musical skills, Old … Read More
On Palm Sunday the Drama Group performed the Passion according to Mark. The cast of four was made up of Aniru Shyllon as Jesus, Dawn Cope as the Evangelist with other parts played by Laura Cope and Vic Harrington. Left to right Vic Harrington, Dawn Cope, Aniru Shyllon and Laura Cope.
Not to be missed! Following on from Evening Prayer, professional ‘Cellist, Nigel Blomiley will be joining us on Sunday 11th March at 7:15pm and will be performing the first part of JS Bach’s Six ‘Cello Suites in St Mary Magdalene church. The Rev’d Dr Gordon Giles will also be providing comment on the life and faith of JS Bach. The … Read More
Science and religion are like two pillars supporting our everyday understanding of life, but how do they relate to each other? The study day, designed by The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion at St Edmund’s College, Cambridge, explores this question with the help of renowned scientists and academics, appearing on video, including Dr John Polkinghorne KBE FRS theoretical physicist, … Read More
Some Christmas highlights Carol Singing in Enfield Town Market Square, raising money for this year’s charity – Crisis. The Fellowship Christmas Lunch at The Enfield Golf Club Look who made it through the snow for today’s Toy Service ~ The Thief in the Night, 2 Peter 3:10 and John the Baptist, Mark 1:4!
Confirmation group at St Paul’s Cathedral Our 2017 Confirmation candidates at St Paul’s Cathedral left to right: Mo, Gordon, Dawn, Sophie and Laura.
Join us this October 8th for our Harvest Festival at 10:00 am followed by a Harvest ‘Bring and Share’ lunch at 12:00 noon. Below are some photos of the lunch – on show this day were the finished knitted blankets from our sponsored knit.
Sing, dance, perform a monologue, play a musical instrument or just come along to support and watch members of St Mary Magdalene perform for your enjoyment. Followed by tea in the hall.
Come and Sing 2017 Come and join our augmented choir with orchestra sing Carpentier’s Messe de Minuit and John Rutter’s Feel the Spirit, Rutter’s arrangement of a selection of Spirituals. Not to be missed!
This year’s sponsored event for the Organ Fund included a sponsored knit, a sponsored putt and a café. We were treated to live music in the form of the Old School Assembly, a local Jazz band. Below are a few photos from the day and the final knitted blankets.
Come and have an enjoyable evening with good company sipping wine and tasting a variety of cheese all in aid of the Church Organ Restoration Fund.
General Election 2017: Archbishops highlight the place of faith in British life To The Parishes and Chaplaincies of the Church of England The General Election, June 8th 2017 The season of Easter invites us to celebrate and to renew our love of God and our love of neighbour, our trust and hope in God and in each other. In the … Read More
Our annual Spring Fair will be held on Saturday 20 May, from 10:00 am. We have a wide selection of plants, cakes and jewellery along with games to play and a café to relax with a cup of coffee, and something to eat.
