We are a church that is jubilant in it's worship and rich in it's sacrement through the Anglo-Catholic tradition. It is our constant aim to serve God in holiness and develop his people to be more Christ-like. Come join us for a service to know what it's really about. Find details about what is happening in our calender which can be found here.
Sunday at 10.30am, which is a Sung Mass, when incense is used. The service is centred around hearing the Word of God read in the Scriptures as well as receiving Holy Communion. Hymns are sung and a sermon is preached. This service lasts approximately seventy-five minutes and is followed by refreshments at the back of Church.
Thursday at 10am, which is a mid-week opportunity to listen to the Scripture and receive Holy Communion. This service lasts approximately thirty minutes and is followed by refreshments in the Church.
Each day of the week (apart from a Friday), Fr Joshua is in Church to pray Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer at 8.30am and 5.00pm respectively. These are short services of reciting the psalms, a scripture reading and prayers - including daily prayers for the parish and its residents. This is a good way to start and end each day and all are welcome to join him in Church at those times or by praying at home using the Gospel Reading and the Prayer Intentions on the Weekly Bulletin.
Music has always played a long and proud history in the life of St Andrew's both in Wells Street and in Kingsbury. In fact, the church choir in Wells Street was the first ever English choir to make a recording!
Mr Colin R Brownlee has written about the musical life of the Church and can be read by clicking here. Recordings of the choir can also be listened to from that website.
The current choir in Kingsbury is made up of nine members who accompany the singing, lead the responsorial psalm and sing an anthem at the weekly Sunday sung Mass. The choir is led and conducted by Juliet Edgar and accompanied by a variety of organists.
