CARAS, one of the Charities previously selected for support by St Anne’s PCC, is well experienced in providing welcome and practical support for the Afghan refugee community. They are currently supporting more than 100 people from Afghanistan, and expect to welcome more whose families are currently in danger. CARAS is appealing for more financial support...
Please download the St. Anne’s Annual Report for this year. Hard copies are available from the Parish Office.
We are so pleased to see all who are able to attend the 10.00am service. To enable us to continue to ensure safe and fair access for as many people as possible each week (up to maximum 60) please may we ask you to note the following: Please apply for your place(s) through the website...
St Anne’s provided a very generous donation after three months of lockdown and they were grateful to receive such a variety of food. The box at the back of the church is empty and has a list of what they need
An introductory note linked here
A small group of parishioners from St Anne’s Church Kew met on Friday June 7th with their MP, Zac Goldsmith, to follow up a letter signed by over 100 constituents, expressing their concerns about climate change. The letter addressed climate change in the context of Brexit, air pollution and flooding. We prepared for the meeting...
Dr Rowan Williams We are honoured to welcome as our speaker on Friday, 12 July Dr Rowan Williams, Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge and Archbishop of Canterbury from 2002 to 2012. Rowan Williams is a poet, theologian and author. His numerous academic and popular books include Christ: The Heart of Creation (Bloomsbury 2018) and God with Us:...
Statement of intent in relation to climate justice. “We are a Christ-centred, faithful, outward looking, inclusive Church seeking not only to serve our local church but also to address, through the pursuit of Social Justice and Peace, the challenges that face the wider community”. (2020 Vision – A Mission Worth Living) The fifth mark...
The Social Justice Forum: history and purpose. The first meeting of the Social Justice Forum was held in December 2015, following consultation and preparation. By social justice, we understand how all that we have been given is from God and is shared between us (the social element), and how fair or unfair these shares are...
As well as preparation being run at the Queen’s School we will be offering preparation for young people wishing to be admitted to Holy Communion on Sunday mornings during the 10.00 Eucharist – please sign up if you are interested. The rite of admission will take place on Sunday 30th June.