Churches in Kingston Borough

Sacred Space Kingston: identity

Now open in All Saints Church in Kingston, Sacred Space Kingston (see more pictures on the gallery below)

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Sacred Space Kingston: Identity

One of South West London’s oldest buildings is to play home to a very modern arts and spirituality project called Sacred Space: identity during the May half term week.

During the week anyone frequenting the centre of Kingston is being invited to come along to All Saints church in the Market Place and make a model of themselves in plasticine before taking and placing them at the end of a Sacred Space spiritual prayer path in the churches eastern end. Along the path they will also be able to engage with different art and prayer installations, designed to prompt thoughts of identity and interaction with the world. By the end of the week it is hoped that many will have added themselves to the end of the prayer path creating a special spiritual representation of the area and its people.

Sacred Space: identity is the first of a number of spirituality and art projects being planned by Kingston Borough Christian charities Oxygen and the YMCA in partnership with local churches. For more information or to be involved please contact the Oxygen office on 020 8547 0566 or email  

sacredspacekingston@oxygen-online.org

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Labyrinth this Easter

It’s using the established Labyrinth created originally by Visions, a worship community based in York.

It’s open for anyone from age 8 upwards and people can come and spend as much or as little time as they want to wander round the worship space and reflect at the various prayer activity stations set up. It’s a chance to think some more about the Easter story and how it relates to everyday life now! All welcome!

Labyrinth this Easter

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INSIDE OUT i

INSIDE OUT is an evening of music and art inspired by justice being held at St Peters Church Norbiton on the 22nd December 2006. Comprising Independent short films, Live music all alongside contemporary art displays. Created by Young Adults from across Kingston the evening aims to raise funds as well as awareness of justice issues particularly in Northern Uganda from where some of the contributors have just returned.

Tickets are £5 (£4 with concessions) and include a free glass of wine, refreshments are also available. Proceeds go to the work of COME which provide education and support for children and young people caught up in Northern Uganda’s civil war.

For tickets and more information contact: Amanda-lee on
020 8547 0566

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