NAC London Central

08/06/2026

A quick update regarding Sunday’s big family Walk:

📍 Assembly Point: Front of the church
⏰ Departure Time: 11:40am (allowing time after service for anyone wishing to change into walking attire)

The walk to St James’s Park is approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. Stewards will be positioned at the front, middle, and back of the group to help keep everyone together.

If you’re unable to join the walk, please don’t let that stop you from joining us for the picnic at St James’s Park. You are welcome to travel with Pr Francois via public transport or make your own way there.

Please bring some food and drinks to share for the picnic. It will be a wonderful opportunity for fellowship and spending time together.

Finally, thank you for your generous donations and continued support towards the Youth Camino Trip. Donations remain open for anyone who would still like to contribute.

Looking forward to walking together on Sunday!

18/05/2026

A powerful ending anthem rendered by the choir during the Apostle Service on Sunday, reminding us that God reigns in majesty, power, and glory forever.

18/05/2026

Sunday 17 May 2026 – Apostle Service

On Sunday, 17 May 2026, our Apostle conducted a blessed Divine Service where all Rectors from the South Region were invited to attend.

During the service, 1 soul received Holy Baptism and 3 souls were sealed. We also rejoice as a congregation in the appointment of Rector Astone Davids as Assistant District Rector for the region.

The service concluded beautifully with a powerful rendition by the choir of HC 138 – “The Lord God Reigneth”.

We thank God for His grace, blessings, and guidance upon His work 🙏

16/05/2026

10/05/2026

Our London Central Youth are planning on doing the Camino spiritual Walk this October! It’s a 120km spiritual journey in Northern Spain 🇪🇸

To help them get there, we are planning a Family Fun Walk on Sunday, 14th June.

We’ll be heading off straight after the service, walking from the church down to St James’ Park, followed by a big group picnic. It’s going to be a great afternoon for the whole congregation , and we’d love to see as many of you there as possible!

How you can support:
The youth are humbly raising funds to help cover their travel and basic costs. If you’re able to chip in, no matter how small the amount, it will truly make a difference and is so appreciated.

Scan the QR code below or click the link to donate: donate.supportedgiving.com/qr/f4gRKcaqetLL

30/04/2026

You're Invited to the Mount Cook Youth Weekend!

Details:
Where: Mount Cook
When: July 31st - August 2nd
Who: All youth are welcome - including those to be confirmed in 2026 and 2027

We’ve planned a weekend filled with fun activities, space to relax, and plenty of opportunities to build new friendships and deepen the ones you already have. We also hope to strengthen your faith and relationship with God. Whether you’re a first-timer or a regular, we can’t wait to see you there.

Registrations are officially open! Please fill out the form (linked below) as accurately as you can to secure your place.

Important for younger youth (Under 18s):
Please ensure your consent form is completed and emailed back to: [email protected]
You can find the consent form in the confirmation email once you have registered

If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to reach out to Shannon or any of your local youth leaders. We are here to help!

Link to purchase tickets - https://buytickets.at/newapostolicchurch/2007903

08/04/2026

🎶 Join The Online Music Lessons! 🎶

You are invited to be part of the NAC UKIE Online Music Lessons! Whether you’re just starting out or looking to grow your skills, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn, develop your talents, and serve through music, right from your own home.

- Open to members across the Apostle area
- Learn instruments, theory, and more
- Accessible from anywhere

Let’s grow together in music and faith! Scan the QR code on the poster to register today

For more information, feel free to get in touch.

03/04/2026

Today, on Good Friday, we reflect on the moving piece, “How Can I Forget My Lord.”

After the quiet surrender of Gethsemane, we now stand at the foot of the cross — remembering the depth of Christ’s love, His sacrifice, and the price He willingly paid for us.

“How can I forget?” is not just a question, but a response of the heart , a call to remember his mercy, His suffering, and His unfailing love.

As we pause today, may we reflect with gratitude and reverence, holding close the truth of the cross and the hope it brings.