Join the Council of Elders’ Global Prayer Vigil: Sowing Seeds of Hope, Justice, and Joy

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You are invited to join our upcoming Council of Elders Prayer Vigil 2025: Sowing Seeds of Hope, Justice, and Joy.

This online gathering is a time for us to come together in unity and purpose, seeking divine guidance as we sow seeds of hope, advocate for justice, and cultivate joy within our community.

We look forward to sharing this sacred time with you. The prayer vigils are set in different time zones, and you are welcome to attend any one that is the most convenient for you.

Schedule: September 25

Clobber Passages Teaching Sessions

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Most of us have experienced some parts of the Bible being used to argue that LGBT people are not enfolded in the love and grace of God as we are. At MCC we know that this is not true, and we have the biblical understanding to back that up. If you have ever been ‘clobbered’ with these passages of the Bible and been unsure what they really mean for us, or wished you knew how to answer these accusations, our Clobber Passages learning sessions in July are for you!

We will look at these bits of Scripture, and see how the true message of God’s all-inclusive love is truly there, and that honest biblical study lies behind our assurance.

Four sessions, held on each Sunday in July at 4:30 at the church.

If you can’t make it to the church building, don’t despair – we will cover the same material online a little later in the summer.

Pride March and Sunday Picnic

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On Saturday 24th July we are proud to take part in the Reclaim Pride March. (Please take care to wear your masks and maintain physical distancing). Details can be found here https://www.petertatchellfoundation.org/reclaim-pride-london-march-24-july-1pm-parliament-square/?fbclid=IwAR3ozYDPjjvpwgug_3CkBo1s-_tEAni8kUf7yCPEbEYdv81Q_4Jya_JUlsQ

On the Sunday, we will have our own Pride Picnic on Clapham Common – Meeting on Windmill Drive, nearest tube station is Clapham South. Bring any food, non-alcoholic drinks and games you like. We will have our rainbow flags and church banner flying so you can find us!

Trans* Day of Remembrance

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An Interfaith service of remembrance on Friday, 21st November 2014, 7pm, in the church.

This is the time when we remember all the lives lost to transphobic violence and bullying, and the human cost of ignorance and fear directed at God’s transgender children, and commit ourselves to ending such loss, and bringing about love, inclusion and wholeness for people of all gender identities.

MCC North London will be having our own Trans Remembrance service the following Sunday, 23rd November 2014.