St Paul's Church Langleybury

St Paul's Church Langleybury Welcome to St Paul's Church Langleybury

In less than a week (Wednesday 5th August at 2pm) we will be holding our first showing to Jesus Christ Superstar - what'...
30/07/2026

In less than a week (Wednesday 5th August at 2pm) we will be holding our first showing to Jesus Christ Superstar - what's your favourite snack to have while watching a film??? Comment below. We will be serving light snacks - will we have your favourite???

22/07/2026

Would you like to be a pilgrim? Did you know that you can this summer in the grounds of St Pauls?

We are blessed by God in many ways in our lives. Sometimes He may feel distant but He is always with us, sometimes in th...
21/07/2026

We are blessed by God in many ways in our lives. Sometimes He may feel distant but He is always with us, sometimes in the smaller details of life. This morning I stopped for a few moments (very unusual for me!) to appreciate the beauty around the church and to enjoy the sunshine.

Jesus shines His light into our lives. Come join us to 'stand' in his light this Sunday when our 8am and 10am services will be led by Revd. Lizzie Hood.

Wherever you find yourself, I pray you are blessed and comforted by Jesus, who is the way, the truth and the life.

Fr. David

This coming Sunday, 12th July 2026 I will be considering The Parable of the Sower and how life can prevent us receiving ...
07/07/2026

This coming Sunday, 12th July 2026 I will be considering The Parable of the Sower and how life can prevent us receiving the love of Jesus: A love that is sown through our church and our individual endeavours.

We pride ourselves on being an inclusive church where all are welcome.

Our Services this week are at 8am (a quieter Communion service of about 40 mins, without hymns or music) and at 10am service. Both are Communion Services. The 10am is just over an hour long and has hymns and music.

Whether you are on your own, with family or with children you will receive a lovely welcome, will be able to enjoy our relaxed and inclusive approach to worship and will be able to join us with a cup of filter coffee, tea, and biscuits afterwards.

Wherever you find yourself, I pray you are blessed.

Fr. David

This coming Sunday, 28th June 2026 I will be considering how we can provide a warm and loving welcome to all who come to...
24/06/2026

This coming Sunday, 28th June 2026 I will be considering how we can provide a warm and loving welcome to all who come to our church and all who we meet in our local community.

We pride ourselves on being an inclusive church where all are welcome. We are continually trying to improve our church environment and our services so all continue to feel valued and comfortable.

This week we have our 8am service (a quieter Communion service of about 35 mins, without hymns or music) and our 10am service. Both are Communion Services. The 10am is just over an hour long and has hymns and music.

All are welcome and if you have young children do not be worried about them making some noise or wandering around - this is a normal part of our service and it is wonderful that those that come feel comfortable bringing children of all ages - what matters is they are safe and are happy.

Of course, whether you are with children or not you will receive a lovely welcome, be able to enjoy our relaxed and inclusive approach to worship and be able to join us with a cup of filter coffee, tea, and biscuits afterwards.

Wherever you find yourself, I pray you are blessed.

Fr. David

This coming Sunday, 21st June 2026 I will be considering an Old Testament passage concerning Abraham, an important figur...
16/06/2026

This coming Sunday, 21st June 2026 I will be considering an Old Testament passage concerning Abraham, an important figure in what are know (unsurprisingly) as the Abrahamic Religions - Christianity, Judaism and Islam. I will setting that passage against the call by Jesus to love all in our diverse communities.

This week our 8am service (a quieter Communion service of about 35 mins, without hymns or music) will be using the words of the 16th century Book of Common Prayer. It is a lovely service!

At 10am we have a Communion Service ( just over an hour long) with hymns and music. This service tends to attract more families and we love having children in our congregation and are happy for them to be heard and to walk about - what matters is they are safe and are happy.

Of course, whether you are with children or not you will receive our warm welcome, enjoy our relaxed and inclusive approach to worship and be able to join us with a cup of filter coffee, tea, and biscuits afterwards.

Wherever you find yourself, I pray you are blessed.

Fr. David

We would really love to see at St. Paul's Church this Sunday, 14th June 2026.This Sunday I will be talking about the dif...
12/06/2026

We would really love to see at St. Paul's Church this Sunday, 14th June 2026.

This Sunday I will be talking about the difficult subject of suffering, linked to St. Paul's letter to the Roman church, in which he says that suffering produces endurance, then character then hope. As Christians hope in an eternal life with God underpins our faith, but should we have to suffer first? Come hear what I have to say on how we can relate Paul's teaching to our own contexts.

Our 8am service is a quieter Communion service (about 35 mins), without hymns or music.

At 10am we have a Communion Service ( just over an hour long) with hymns and music. This service tends to attract more families with children and we are continuing to see people coming to St. Paul's for the first time at this service. We love having children in our congregation and are happy for them to be heard and to walk about - what matters is they are safe and are happy. Of course, whether you are with children or not, whatever your background, all are welcome!

The 10am service is followed by filter coffee, tea, and biscuits.

So please come and receive our warm welcome, enjoy our relaxed and inclusive approach to worshipping on a Sunday and join us in refreshments afterwards.

Fr. David

This Sunday, 31st May 2026, is Trinity Sunday, where we remember the three 'persons' of God: God the Father, God the Son...
29/05/2026

This Sunday, 31st May 2026, is Trinity Sunday, where we remember the three 'persons' of God: God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Each is equal and co-exists as one being at any one time. Difficult to get your head around? You are not alone!

Come along and hear what I will say on this difficult aspect of Christian Theology.

Our 8am service is a quieter Communion service (about 35 mins), without hymns or music. This Sunday we shall be using the traditional words of the Book of Common Prayer, dating from the 17th century.

At 10am we have a Communion Service ( just over an hour long) with hymns and music. This service tends to attract more families with children, and also young adults and we are continuing to see more newcomers come to this service.

We love having children in our service and hare happy for them to be heard and to walk about. What matters to us is that they are safe and are happy.

Of course, let's not forget we are all God's children. So, whether you are young or older (but young at heart!), married or single, are attracted to someone of the opposite or the same s*x, come from Britain or another country, or have personal needs in your learning or movement, we welcome you to St. Paul's, on Sunday and any other day ending in 'y'.

By the way, the 10am service is followed by filter coffee, tea, and biscuits.

So please come and receive our warm welcome, enjoy our relaxed and inclusive approach to worships and join us in refreshments afterwards.

Wherever you find yourself, have a blessed weekend.

Fr. David

Are you enjoying this heat or wilting in the high temperatures? St. Paul's church is lovely and cool at the moment, so i...
26/05/2026

Are you enjoying this heat or wilting in the high temperatures? St. Paul's church is lovely and cool at the moment, so if you want some respite from the sun, or from life in general, come on in!

We are normally open Sunday to Wednesday 8am to 4pm but with this weather I have been opening later and on other days, if I am around.

Where ever you are, be blessed.

Fr. David

Address

Langleybury Lane
Kings Langley
WD48QQ

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 12pm
Wednesday 11:30am - 12:30pm
Sunday 10am - 11am

Telephone

01923270634

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