For the foreseeable future, instead of meeting in our normal settings, we have moved our Sunday Services online for you to watch with friends and family at home at christchurchlondon.online.church.
Instead of meeting in our normal settings, we have moved our Sunday Services online for you to watch with friends and family at home at christchurchlondon.online.
Read more about how we are caring for our city during the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.
Alpha is a chance to explore life and the Christian faith in an informal and friendly environment. We are starting a new online Alpha course on Tuesday 7th July and everyone is welcome to join us! Find out more details below.
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We understand that sometimes it can be hard to ask for help but if you are struggling at the moment and would appreciate a phone call, prayer or emergency financial support, please do let us know as we would love to help.
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Catch up on our latest podcasts.
In the gospels Jesus displayed a life of gentleness – of being gentle with those around him, and with both the weak, and the strong. In the final talk of our Good Fruit series, David Stroud teaches on this fruit and how we can be gentle towards others in this time.
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In the penultimate talk of our Good Fruit series, Andy looks at the temptations we may be facing during lockdown, and how we can overcome them through watching and praying, just as Jesus taught his disciples.
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Guest Speaker Krish Kandiah from Home for Good shares five reasons why Christians should fight racism, and shares God’s design for unity and diversity which is displayed throughout the Bible.
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We love London, and we're here to stay. Watch the film we made for our 15th anniversary to find out why.
You can listen to entire series of talks from Christ Church London.
In this series will look at the characteristics we need to cultivate, as individuals and as a church, if we are to live as a people of faith, following Jesus passionately, and longing for revival.
Fire represents passion, purity, and the power of the Spirit, and the word ‘consuming’ means ‘to completely fill one’s attention or focus.’ So ‘Consuming Fire’ symbolises the idea of having our minds, our attention, and our focus entirely consumed by passion for God, and the power of the Spirit.
We live in a context in which Christianity is no longer the dominant religion. This can pose all sorts of challenges and pressures as we seek to follow Jesus. In this series, we consider what the Bible teaches about living as a faithful presence: a community of people who follow Jesus wholeheartedly, and seek to represent him well to a world that has largely forgotten him.
Life in Twenty-First Century London is full of pressures: How can I make ends meet? What do people think of me? Am I good enough or successful enough? But such pressures aren’t unique to our day and age. Philippians is an ancient letter written by the Apostle Paul, in which he explores how to experience joy and contentment in even our hardest circumstances.
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