Bermondsey Vicar

The holidays are over and its back to school. All the children, and lots of new teachers, poured into the church first thing this morni...

During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe: Number Six: Beacons of th...

During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe: Number five: Changing Bermond...

During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe. Number four: Bermondsey be...

During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe. Number three: Bermondsey po...

Tulips in St James's Churchyard During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Roth...

During the summer: a short series of blog posts about the fascinating history of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe. Number one: Exploring Socia...

Huge crowds came to Honor Oak Crematorium today to say farewell to Tommy Blackmore, aged 20, who died five weeks ago in tragic circums...

@GaryJJenkins #BermondseyDeanery Thank you Father and the people of St James for your hospitality pic.twitter.com/4sdxBx4qRg — Wayne Ho...

It was with great sadness that the congregation learnt of the recent death of the Revd. Ted Roberts, vicar of St James and St Anne's, ...

Here is a photo of our latest breakfast for the ladies of St James and St Anne's. The ladies sat down to a full cooked breakfast in ...

Friday night and it was our men's night in the upper room at the Angel, with its spectacular views of the river and Tower Bridge. Pa...

Some of our year 6 leavers have been learning to ring the church bells, courtesy of our wonderful Dockland Ringer s.  Today they rang the b...

This month's edition of the Southwark diocesan newspaper, The Bridge , has an article entitled 'Bermondsey remembers' about Ba...

Over the last weekend I have been in York where the Church of England's 'parliament', General Synod, has been meeting at the U...

It's that time of year again and there have been two great end of term productions at St James's School. Last week it was the tu...

The sun is shining and the newly-planted wildflower meadows in St James's Churchyard are blooming. The new planting is good for the ...

It runs in the family. Here is our curate, Jos - ordained priest today - alongside his dad, retired vicar, Stewart. Jos joined us at S...

Via Twitter, a 1930s snapshot, of The Angel . Fast forward to 2015 and everything else has disappeared except the pub itself which conti...

To St Anne's for this morning's communion service and the second sermon in a three part series on the flood, from Genesis 6-9. G...