CSI Christ Church London

26/05/2026

Holy Communion Service 24/05/2026 lead by Rev Jacob John Achen.

11/05/2026

Capturing some special moments from yesterday’s Holy Communion and the farewell for Sabiachen and family. 📸 It was a day filled with prayer and gratitude. You will be greatly missed! 🕊️✨

Sabi Mathew

11/05/2026

A Heartfelt Farewell to Our Beloved Achen and Family ⛪️❤️.

​A day filled with mixed emotions as we gathered for the final Holy Communion service led by our dear Rev. Sabi Mathew Achen, alongside Sharon Kochamma and Stephania.

​For the past three years, Achen and his family have been a pillar of strength, grace, and spiritual guidance for our congregation in London. While our hearts are heavy to see them go, we look back with immense gratitude for the journey we’ve shared.

​Following the service, we held a farewell meeting to celebrate Achen’s dedicated ministry. It was a moving time of reflection as representatives from our various organisations shared their tributes:

​The Choir: Performed a beautiful, soul-stirring song dedicated to Achen and family, followed by the presentation of a special gift as a token of their appreciation for their musical and spiritual encouragement. 🎶🎁

​The Youth: Thanked Achen for being a mentor and for bringing a vibrant energy to our younger generation. 🌟

​Women’s Fellowship: Shared touching stories of Kochamma’s support and their collective spiritual growth. 🌹

​Sunday School: Expressed their love for Achen’s guidance in nurturing our children in faith. 🎓

​As a gesture of our deep appreciation, the congregation presented Achen, Kochamma, and Stephania with mementos and gifts. While no gift could truly match the impact they’ve had on our lives, these tokens carry the prayers and love of our entire community.

​Wishing You the Very Best ✈️

​Achen, your presence in London has left an indelible mark on our hearts. We are truly sad to bid you farewell, but we pray that God continues to use you mightily in your next chapter.

​May God’s grace follow you Achen, Sharon Kochamma and Stephania wherever you go. You will always have a home and a family here in London

09/05/2026

REMINDER: Holy Communion & Farewell Service 🔔

​Please join us tomorrow as we gather for a special Holy Communion Service and bid a fond farewell to Rev. Sabi Mathew and his family.

​📅 Date: Sunday, May 10th, 2026
🕑 Time: 2:30 PM
📍 Location: St. Bartholomew's Church, 292B Barking Rd, East Ham, E6 3BA

​It will be a wonderful time of worship and fellowship as we express our gratitude for Achen and family’s ministry. We look forward to seeing you there!

30/04/2026

We warmly invite you to join us as we gather around the Lord’s Table to celebrate the Eucharist at our upcoming Holy Communion Service.

​Following the service, we will come together to bid a fond farewell to our beloved Sabi Achen, Sharon Kochamma, and Stephania as they embark on their next chapter. We would be honored to have you join us for this time of prayer, fellowship, and thanksgiving.

​📅 Event Details

​Date: Sunday, May 10, 2026
​Time: 2:30 PM
​Location: St. Bartholomews Church, 292B Barking Rd, East Ham, E6 3BA

​“Your presence will be a blessing!”

26/04/2026

Today, April 26, we gathered for a meaningful Holy Communion service followed by our Annual General Body Meeting. It was a day of reflecting on our spiritual journey and planning for the future of our church community.

​Thank you to everyone who attended and shared their voice! Check out some highlights from the day below. 📸

23/04/2026

Come and join us this sunday....

13/04/2026

Glimpse from Holy Communion Service 12/04/2026

05/04/2026

03/04/2026

Today, our congregation gathered for a deeply moving Good Friday Service. We were blessed to hear the 7 Words from the Cross delivered with heart and conviction by our own church members.

​We are grateful to RevdDr Dioynisious CicilyAntony for leading the service with grace, and a special thank you to our guest speaker, Rev. Prashanth Babu, for sharing a powerful and stirring message.
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​Following the service, we shared in the traditional 'Kanji' Feast, a humble and meaningful way to end our time together in community and reflection.