Our Vicar Kevin Browning

Welcome to St John's we are a friendly Anglican Church in the heart of South Hornchurch, east of London in the borough of Havering.

We are centered around the word of God - we celebrate diversity and look for opportunities to connect with people whatever their background and culture in our local community, so together we can learn to discover the people God has called us to be. 

Our Sunday service is at 10.30am, we are relaxed and informal with contemporary music, a talk and often input from other members of the church. Afterwards do stay and make yourself known over fresh coffee. 

In the Evening at 6.30pm we have another opportunity to get together and talk about a variety of different subjects to do with Christianity, this takes the form of DVD or testimony and often includes praying together, we call this session, Wild Goose the Celtic word for Holy Spirit. 

There are many other events and gatherings during the week which you can find on "Events Calendar" and the "Activities" link.

Rev Kevin Browning - Vicar 

Corona Virus update for St John's Church South Hornchurch

As at Monday 23rd March 2020
In light of the UK Government guidance around non-essential contact, public worship is suspended until further notice and all churches are to be fully closed with no services/prayer meetings etc taking place.  

In addition, House Groups, Wild Goose, Lunch Club, Coffee Shop and Tiddlers will also not meet.

Helen Yousaf  Concert & Art Exhibition 28th March 2019 - Update
Canvas painting - scheduled to commence Monday 23rd March 2020 at St John's has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date. 

Concert - Thank you to all those who have bought tickets for the Helen Yousaf concert and Art exhibition, as with all public meetings we have had to postpone this event. We hope to find an alternative date as soon as possible, please keep hold of your tickets or if you would prefer Helen would like to send a copy of her latest album instead which also costs £10 to cover your individual ticket price.

National Call to “Prayer and Action” 
Following Mothering Sunday’s successful call to pray for the coronavirus pandemic, Churches Together in England (a national ecumenical group), has urged Christian’s to keep doing so and to place a candle in their window to show their neighbours they are praying for them - the candle being a permanent symbol of Christ's light shining in the darkness. 

Message from Rev Kevin Browning Sunday Service 29th March 2020

Message from Rev Kevin Browning Wednesday 25th March 2020

60 Minute Prayer Guide: Praying for the Coronavirus Pandemic
(As mentioned in Kevin's message above).
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