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Activity Café

Activity Cafe

St. John’s Church Hall
Clareville Road
Caterham
CR3 6LA

Monday afternoons from 2 – 4pm, starting from Monday 22nd July 2024.

For people living with memory loss and those who support them.

Tea (or coffee!) for 2: £3.00
Everyone welcome, come to chat and have a cuppa!

For more information, please email us at: stjohnschurchcaterham@outlook.com


Cream Teas at St John's

Cream teas at St John's Church Hall, 20 July, 3pm to 5pm.

20th July from 3pm until 5pm.

£5.00 per person

Everyone welcome to join us in St. John’s Church Hall.

Funds raised will go to the Mothers’ Union mission to supporting families and young children locally and overseas.


Ye Olde Countryside Fayre!

Summer Fair at St John's Caterham, 6 July 2024, 11:30am to 3:30pm.

Saturday 6 July
11:30am to 3:30pm
St John's Church
Clareville Road, Caterham

Welly Wanging
Crockery Smash
Food and Drink

Come one, come all!


Hear Here - 4 July 2024

Hear Here July 2024 St John's Church hall, 4th July, 9:30am to 11:30am.
A free service for people with NHS hearing aids includes:
 
Basic maintenance - Battery supply - Cleaning and Re-tubing - Trouble-shooting - Advice
 
Please do come along if you need advice, support, maintenance or batteries for your NHS hearing aid, 9:30am to 11:30am.

St John's Church Hall
Clareville Rd
Caterham
CR3 6LA.

Contact us at hearherestjohnscaterham@gmail.com

Munch with Music - July 2024

The next Munch with Music will be held in the church on 3rd July 2024 featuring INDIG+O.

You are invited to bring your own ‘Munch’.

Admission is free, donations are welcome.

Coffee, tea and biscuits from 12:15pm, with the performance starting at 12:45pm and lasting about 45 minutes.

The following Munch will be on 2nd October 2024, with North Downs Consort.

 


Rainbow Sunday

Church tower with rainbow overlaid.

On Sunday 16th we will be celebrating God's creative diversity (for Pride Month) so please wear rainbows/bright colours if you want to.


Big Green Day 2024

A big green day 15 June 2024 St Lawrence's Church.

A small group of our Eco Church reps locally are facilitating a one day event at St. Lawrence's Church and we would love as many as possible of you to promote and support this important initiative.

The event runs during the Caterham Festival, on Saturday 15th June between 11am and 4pm. By bringing people together on the 15th we hope to be able to share stories, hope, ideas for our future and as a result begin to help people to become more thoughtful and better informed about ways in which we are all called to care for God's creation.


Croydon Male Voice Choir 15 June 2024

Members of Croydon Male Voice Choir.

GRAND CONCERT
ST.JOHN’S CHURCH
CATERHAM CR3 6LA
at 7.30pm
15 June 2024

“The programme will include a huge variety of music covering traditional male voice hymns, haunting spirituals, popular classics and Broadway showstoppers. Expect everything from Robbie Williams and Elvis through to Puccini's Nessun Dorma and the Hallelujah Chorus”

Tickets £15 to include refreshments
Email: stjohnschurchcaterham@outlook.com
Or available on the door

Park in Waitrose Car Park, Croudace Car Park Tupwood Lane CR3 6XQ or local roads. Do NOT park in Morrisons Car Park

Musical Director: Andrew Moore
Pianist: Sam Prouse

CMVC website

CMVC Facebook

 


Royal School of Church Music - Music Sunday

Organ pipes.
 
We warmly welcome everyone either in person in church, or through our streamed service, to our Sunday service, led by Revd Jaimée Summers.

On RSCM Music Sunday several members of the church are going to speak about what music means to them.
 
We mark the centenary of the death of Sir Charles Villiers Stanford with his tune for "When in our music God is glorified" and 350 years since the birth of Jeremiah Clarke with Paul Miller playing the Trumpet Voluntary.
 
The anthem is William Boyce's Alleluia and the opening Fanfare is by Kenneth Leighton.

Lucas Saraiva Cunha and Samira Alexandra Manole on piano

Exuberant, thoughtful, restful, energetic and romantic. All applicable to Lucas and Samira's solo and duet performances, excerpts of which you can listen to in the video.

The full programme was:

Lucas
   Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.13 in Eb Major, Opus 27 No. 1
     I.    Andante - Allegro - Andante
     II.   Allegro Molto e Vivace
     III.    Adagio Con Espressione
     IV.   Allegro Vivace

Samira
   David Earl: Scenes from a South African Childhood
     II.    Princess Rainbow
   Liszt: Un Sospiro
   Liszt: Grandes Etudes De Paganini, S. 141 - No. 4 in E Major

Lucas and Samira
   Gabriel Fauré Dolly Suite, Op 56
     I.    Berceuse
     II.   Mi-a-ou
     III.   Le Jardin de Dolly
     IV.   Kitty Valse
     V.   Tendresse
     VI.   Le Pas Espagnol

It was very well received by the audience, who enthusiastically showed their appreciation. Future visits by Samira and Lucas are eagerly anticipated.

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