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NEWS
Evening Prayer – will next be said on Sunday 4 May at 5:00 pm. We will have a hymn, and at the end, a piece of reflective organ music will be first introduced and then performed. Refreshments will be served afterwards.
Bach Cantata – the choir, alongside a chamber orchestra, will be putting on a performance of Bach’s Cantata BWV 80 on Sunday 11 May at 6:00 pm. This event has been generously made possible by Brera Life Sciences, and admission is free with a retiring collection in support of music at St Saviour’s at the end.
Early May Bank Holiday – the Parish Office will be closed for the early May bank holiday on Monday 5 May. It will open as usual from Tuesday 6 May.
Evensong and Benediction – we will next celebrate Evensong and Benediction on Sunday 1 June at 5:00 pm, followed by drinks. Save the date!
Pimlico Lunchtime Concerts – our lunchtime concert series will begin again on Friday 9 May. These recitals are free to attend, but a donation towards costs is encouraged
Tea & Chatter – meets on Wednesdays in the Pimlico Room between 11:00 am and 12:30 pm. Socialise and meet new friends while enjoying tea and coffee.
Refreshments – after Sung Mass we have refreshments served by a team of wonderful volunteers, but we need more people to help! If you could assist with this by joining in occasionally on a rota, please let us know through the Parish Office.
Prayers – if you would like to add a name to the prayer list of the sick and departed, please contact Molly in the Parish Office. Names are read out daily.
Altar Servers – we are particularly short of people to help Mass run more smoothly, and encourage everyone to consider assisting in this way, e.g. carrying the cross or candles. If you would like to volunteer occasionally in this role then please speak with the clergy.
Finances – if you wish to know more about how to support the mission of St Saviour’s please contact the Parish Office. Keeping our church open costs around £700 a day, and to fund this we rely solely on hiring out our space and donations. Please do not leave
it to the generosity of others – please consider giving responsibly yourself.