Isleworth Congregational Church
Twickenham Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 7EU, United Kingdom
Its June … how did that happen?? My brain is still somewhere around “just after Christmas”! But no…. we’re into the sixth month of the year and … shhhhh … the weather has been warm recently, the schools have just had half term and teenagers are busy doing their exams.
Read on...During April we celebrated Easter, the resurrection of our saviour Jesus Christ on the first Sunday of the month.
Read on...Sadly, our March Church Meeting was something of a non-event, with only a couple of members being present on the day due to a wide range of other commitments. Consequently, we could not take any decisions, or even to discuss Church business in a way that would involve many who presumably would prefer to have an input.
Read on...Here we are in the third month of the year and hopefully Spring will begin. We are beginning to see signs in the church garden as warmth encourages growth.
Read on...To a Muslim, fasting is not just refraining from eating and drinking but it carries the added significance of worship i.e complete submission to the Almighty Lord, building of one’s character, control over desires and an inspiration to perfecting oneself.
Read on...According to legend, he was a brave Welsh knight who defended his country from savage invaders, and the origin of the leek as an emblem of Wales is explained as follows. In a great battle fought between St. David’s followers and their enemies the two armies were so closely mixed together that it was impossible to distinguish friend from foe and St. David was afraid lest his knights should kill one another.
Read on...And suddenly it is February, Christmas is weeks ago and January has blown past us in those many storms with odd names! Of course, Christmas may have drawn to a halt on January 6th for most of us, but officially the Christmas season continues until Candlemas, on February 2nd. I ‘m not sure whether that means you could have left your tree and cards up until Monday….
Read on...Best wishes from the deacons for 2026. We hope you have had a lovely Christmas and New Year celebrations. The month of December was busy for us here at church, setting up the Christmas tree- thank you all those who helped on that first Sunday in Advent decorating the tree, church and hall it looked […]
Read on...When we at Isleworth Congregational Church remember 2025, it is inevitable that foremost amongst our recollections will be the loss of our retired former pastor Antony Ball, who sadly succumbed to leukaemia at the age of 80 on 30th April 2025 following some months of illness.
Read on...Our 2025 Annual General Meeting was easily quorate, providing a welcome and timely break from recent sparse attendances and, much more importantly, enabling this important meeting to proceed and decisions to be taken.
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