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16th Feb 2020
The new world of the kingdom of heaven is not a world of ideological quarantine, spiritual decontamination chambers, or ritualised holding cells. It’s not a world where whispered traditions get to exclude or isolate the vulnerable or the different. It is rather a place of radical forgiveness and all-embracing love, where purity comes as a gift of God, available to all without distinction. Read more
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15th Feb 2020
Ben and Sarah were married at Bloomsbury on Saturday 15th February. We wish them lots of love in their future together. Here is the link to the recording of the service. Read more
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9th Feb 2020
The path Christ calls us to is the risky, difficult way, of intentionally listening to those voices which make us most uncomfortable, because they challenge our preconceptions. Read more
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2nd Feb 2020
'It is a matter of great shame that Christian congregations have themselves become bastions of exclusion and segregation,vfrom the denial of ordination to women and those who are LGBTQI, to the scriptural justification of gender stereotypes that distort men and oppress women, to the collusion with society in the scapegoating of otherson the grounds of socio-economic standing, ethnicity, or other innate characteristics Read more
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26th Jan 2020
Jesus’ strategy for bringing healing and wholeness to the land and the people was the casting out of demons of exclusion, and the declaring to be clean of that which was previously considered unclean. Read more
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24th Jan 2020
Papers from Theology Live! Held at Bloomsbury 23 January 2020. Read more
Date:
24th Jan 2020
The February issue of our in-house magazine, Bloomsbury News, is now available. Read more
Date:
19th Jan 2020
“Growth will take place most effectively when we play our part in preparation and in the removal of the obstacles to growth, whilst allowing God to play his part in bringing growth, health, fruit, and harvest.” Read more
Date:
10th Jan 2020
"Simply telling individuals that they must repent of their personal sins to be acceptable to God and God’s people is a distortion of the forgiveness that should be shaping us together into communities of love, restoration, transformation and wholeness." - Simon Woodman Read more
Date:
9th Jan 2020
The starting point for a journey into greater inclusion isn’t a greater understanding of the marginalised and the oppressed, it is a greater understanding of ourselves and our own capacity for sinful idolatry. Read more
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5th Jan 2020
"Spiritual warfare is not so much a battle between Good and Evil, as it is a battle against the human tendency to take God’s good creation and mess it up. The casting out of the demonic is the restoration of a person to normality." - Simon Woodman Read more
We offer thoughtful and reverent worship, with an impressive pipe organ, a choir, and a liturgical style. Our preaching is progressive, and inclusive in its theology and application. Our Sanctuary is wheelchair accessible, and we produce our service sheets in large print versions.
The congregation share a light and affordable meal, together with people from the local community.
by @BlmsburyBaptist from WestminsterCitizensFeb 18
RT! Westminster Citizens - We are hosting 'Building Westminster Citizens' action on February 24 @StJPiccadilly in the evening to share the work of @CitizensUK and #communityorganising in #westminster Join us! @BlmsburyBaptist @FarmStChurch @NeilJamesonUK @citywestcollege
