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Thought for the Week – Home for Good

As Home for Good comes to an end (Julia, Dee, Freda, Peter, Claire) reflect on their experience as volunteers and consider what we can do to make a difference

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Thought for the Week – Stations of the Cross

Head Verger, Chris, takes a practical look at Holy Week and what that means for the St James’s verger team.

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Lucy Winkett
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Thought for the Week – Journeying Through Holy Week

Lucy Winkett invites readers to immerse themselves in the transformative journey of Holy Week, offering a diverse range of services and activities, from contemplative moments to joyful celebrations, to engage with the profound truths of life, suffering, and divine love.

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Artist Unyimeabasi Udoh
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Unyimeabasi Udoh talks about their new artwork for St James’s

In this interview, the artist and 2022-23 Royal Academy Starr Fellow Unyimeabasi Udoh talks with Revd Dr Ayla Lepine, Associate Rector of St James’s Piccadilly, about Udoh’s newly commissioned work for the side chapel St James’s. This artwork, Untitled (Altar Piece), will be in the chapel from 18 March until 8 April, across Passiontide, Holy Week and Easter.

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Cornerstone – March 2024

Ted Smyth provides an update on the Development Department’s progress in fundraising for the Wren Project and the day-to-day operations of St James’s.

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Thought for the Week – Nourishing Communities

Derrie Shurville, Digital Communications Officer, reflects on the transformative power of street food markets, highlighting the partnership between St James’s Church and Street Foodish.

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Thought for the Week – How Long ‘til LGBT Future Month?

Audrey Sebatindira reflects on the legacy of Pauli Murray, highlighting their struggles and achievements as a transgender civil rights activist.

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Thought for the Week – Ask the animals and they will teach you

Lucy reflects in Lent on the deep relationships that can be formed between human beings and our other-than-human companions as part of environmental theology.

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