We have started to post audio recordings of our services here. You may listen to them as a 'podcast'; or you may download the audio files for future reference.
The Sunday sermon is available in print at the back of the church each week.
Those for whom English is not their first language may like to pick up a copy to help them with their understanding during the delivery of the sermon. Afterwards, copies are left on tables in the Foyer for any visitors who may wish to read them.
Recent sermon notes are available to download if you are unable to attend church; or you may ask for a tape cassette of the relevant service to be sent to you in the post.
Notes and books from Bible study sessions are usually available from the session leaders or Pat Brooks, telephone: 020 8546 0643, email: pat.brooks (at) tiscali.co.uk.
You will find many reviews and comments about these books on the Internet. If you have any suggestions, please let Sue Watts know. (The first five here were recommended by fellow-member Jean Thompson in Church News - April 2010)
John Stott. The radical disciple. Inter -Varsity Press, 2010. ISBN 978 1 84474 4213 Paperback £7.99
Philip Yancey A skeptic's guide to faith. Zondervan, 2009 ISBN: 978 0 31032 5021 Paperback £9.99
Dan Clark. I'm a Christian aren't I? Inter -Varsity Press, 2010 ISBN 978 1 84474 4190 Paperback £7.99
Graham Beynon. Last things first : living in the light of the future. Inter -Varsity Press, 2010 ISBN: 978 1 84474 4121 Paperback £7.99
Paul Grimmond. Right side up: life as God meant it to be. Matthias Media, 2009 ISBN 978 1 92144 1479 Paperback
Diarmaid MacCulloch. A history of Christianity: the first three thousand years. Allen Lane, 2009. ISBN: 978 0 71399 8696 Hardback £35
Andrew Parker. The Genesis enigma: why the bible is scientifically accurate. Doubleday, 2009. ISBN 978 0 38561 5204 Hardback £20
Shlomo Sand. The invention of the Jewish people. Verso Books, 2009 ISBN 978 1 84467 4220 Hardback £18.99
William Paul Young. The Shack. Hodder and Stoughton, 2008. ISBN 978 0 340 97949 5 Paperback £7.99
