Bermondsey Vicar

The poster's a bit battered, and the colours are fading, but it had pride of place at Graham's funeral, because it was the story o...

More from the Church of England Record Office about the founding of St Anne's..... At that time the parish of St James had 20,000 pe...

Most people probably don't know it is there, but just up the road from the Blue in Galleywall Road, is the Church of England Record Ce...

To Southwark Cathedral tonight for a wonderfully moving performance of Mark's Gospel by the Rev Joseph Morris (left). His website e...

Red Wednesday and London turns red, the colour of blood, to mark the millions killed for their faith Full details here

Th e Londonist website has an article about the Wimpy at the Blue and the man who has been eating a Wimpy every day for 31 years   Yo...

When the first vicar of St Anne's arrived in Bermondsey he had no church building and no congregation, so he started preaching in the ...

St James's new bells were rung for the first time on Remembrance Sunday twenty-five years ago. Yesterday we marked the anniversary w...

Rememembrance Sunday began with an Act of Remembrance at the war memorial in Old Jamaica Road (above) for the Queen's Regiment, Berm...

 Our very own bishop in Bermondsey was the latest speaker at our men's breakfast this morning. St James member, and Mission Theolog...

At the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh the children of St James's School came to the church today to remember. The ...

Today was our monthly C4T ministers lunch. C4T stands for Christians for Transformation in Bermondsey and Rotherhithe, and links together th...

St James's received greetings from Nairobi and Cairo today from Lily Botrous, Academi Dean of the Alexandria School of Theology in Egy...

The Diocese of London, that's Church of England London north of the Thames, is planning to plant 100 new churches by 2020. They call it ...

There's enough evil in the world anyway without a whole day to celebrate the darker side of life, so goodbye Hallowe'en, and hello...

Today is Reformation Day, the day we remember what happened in 1517 when an obscure German monk called Martin Luther nailled his 95 Theses t...

From Twitter, a view of St James Church along Frean Street, with Albins Funerals on Old Jamaica Rd (left). Here's another view (also...

This is the full version of the video from which I showed an excerpt at St James this morning: Thomas Blumire - Testimony from Holy Tr...

Bermondsey's own resident bishop, Graham Kings (left), was the speaker at today's Annual General Meeting of the Salmon Youth Cent...

Jan Lynas (right) Hot on the heels of last week's Men's Breakfast at St James, today it was the turn of the ladies, with the lat...