Christ at the heart of Finsbury yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Parish Mass with St Clement's Kids' Club every Sunday at 10.30am,
followed by refreshments. Everyone welcome!
Parish Mass with St Clement's Kids' Club every Sunday at 10.30am,
followed by refreshments. Everyone welcome!
St Clement’s is a welcoming, diverse and growing parish of the Diocese of London in the Church of England. God’s love in Jesus Christ inspires us to love and serve those of all faiths and none who live within our parish boundaries between the City Road, Goswell Road and Old Street. As Christians, the people of St Clement's seek to share our experience of God’s life and love revealed to us through our Lord Jesus Christ. St Clement’s is very much a neighbourhood church and we are glad to have gained a reputation for giving a warm, friendly and inclusive welcome to all. We are proud to be a member of the Inclusive Church Network.
St Clement’s Kids’ Club, for children of primary school age, meets during the Sunday Mass, with a fun activity and teaching parallel to the Sunday theme. There are also crèche areas with soft toys for younger children and their carers. We always serve refreshments after Sunday Mass to meet and mix informally.
As well as the Sunday services there are an increasing number of midweek services and activities, occasional concerts and other events. St Clement’s is open on Sundays and at various times during the week (see Calendar) - or by arrangement with the Vicar, Father David - as well as for services. You’d be very welcome to join us for any of our services or events, or simply to sit in this beautiful building! We are happy to discuss baptisms, banns of marriage, weddings, or simply for a listening ear and a chat. Please contact Father David.
The church is deeply involved in the life of the wider neighbourhood, with links to many local organisations, formal and informal. Read more about community networks on our Community page.
We are committed to Safeguarding Children, Young People, Victims/perpetrators of Domestic Abuse and Vulnerable Adults. The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding which may be found on the Church of England’s website. https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding.
Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is Kim Bosher; our Children's Champion is Elaine Sutherland.
They can be contacted at church or via the Vicarage:
t. 020 7251 0706
e. frdavid@stclementfinsbury.org
St Clement’s Kids’ Club, for children of primary school age, meets during the Sunday Mass, with a fun activity and teaching parallel to the Sunday theme. There are also crèche areas with soft toys for younger children and their carers. We always serve refreshments after Sunday Mass to meet and mix informally.
As well as the Sunday services there are an increasing number of midweek services and activities, occasional concerts and other events. St Clement’s is open on Sundays and at various times during the week (see Calendar) - or by arrangement with the Vicar, Father David - as well as for services. You’d be very welcome to join us for any of our services or events, or simply to sit in this beautiful building! We are happy to discuss baptisms, banns of marriage, weddings, or simply for a listening ear and a chat. Please contact Father David.
The church is deeply involved in the life of the wider neighbourhood, with links to many local organisations, formal and informal. Read more about community networks on our Community page.
We are committed to Safeguarding Children, Young People, Victims/perpetrators of Domestic Abuse and Vulnerable Adults. The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding which may be found on the Church of England’s website. https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding.
Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is Kim Bosher; our Children's Champion is Elaine Sutherland.
They can be contacted at church or via the Vicarage:
t. 020 7251 0706
e. frdavid@stclementfinsbury.org
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