Nov
13
to 4 Dec

Faith and Us Talks

We will be reviving our Faith and Us talks for autumn, which will have a particular focus on faith and women. These talks will take place at 1.35pm in the Cana Lounge at 114 Mount Street on Wednesdays in May. The talks will be about fifteen minutes each, with time for Q&A after, concluding at 2.15pm The topics are all from the perspectives of women, to reflect the emerging themes of the Synod, and both men and women are welcome to attend. The topics are as follows:

 

13th November– Women and power

20th of November – Women and service

27th of November – Women and ministry

4th of December – Women and the Synod.

 

All most welcome to attend. Soup, sandwiches, tea and coffee will be available in the Cana Lounge café for a modest suggested donation.

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Nov
24
3:00 pm15:00

Is the Assisted Suicide Bill about Compassion, Giving Choice and Dignity?

Calling All People of Faith and those of None

Sunday, 24 November 2024, 3-5pm 

Farm Street Church, 114 Mount Street, W1K 3AH

 

Come and hear from experts in the field who have serious concerns about a possible change in the law:

 

*Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson DBE DL

Multi gold medal winning paralympic athlete and advocate for disability rights

*Dr Matthew Doré

Consultant Palliative Care Physician

*Professor Julian Hughes

Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist

*Professor David Jones

Professor of Bioethics

 

Panel Discussion with some Q&A at the end. 

Do not miss this unique event! You've heard from the media, come and listen to specialists who speak from experience and knowledge.

To attend, please register in advance by clicking here.

Livestreaming available by visiting www.farmstreet.org.uk/livestream

People are welcome to attend Mass afterwards at 5.30pm at Farm Street Church

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Nov
13
5:00 pm17:00

Holy Hour for Life

We will be having a Holy Hour for Life on Wednesday 13th November from 5pm to 6pm. This will be an opportunity for prayer and adoration before the Blessed Sacrament, praying especially that assisted suicide will not become legal in our country. It will coincide with our bishops’ prayers for life at their plenary meeting in Leeds.

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