All Saints’ Day is a very special day in the Church’s calendar, where we remember all those who have gone to heaven and witnessed to Christ on earth. Please make a special effort to come, either at 7.00pm on Thursday 31st (All Saints Eve) at Holy Innocents, or Friday 1st at 10.00am at Holy Trinity.

Children’s Holiday Club will be on Monday 28th October 2024 for one day for children in primary school. It should be a really fun day, with pizza and activities.  The Holiday Club will be held at Campsbourne Baptist Church, 1-3 The Campsbourne, High Street, Hornsey, London N8 7PN from 11:00am -3:00pm.

The churchis near the 144 bus route (Myddleton Road stop), and not far from the 41 and the W3 bus routes.

Sung Parish Mass on 19 July 2020 was published on our Facebook page and a video is available below. You can find a liturgy to pray at home here.

Sung Parish Mass on 12 July 2020 was published on our Facebook page and a video is available below. You can find a liturgy to pray at home here.

We’ll be open for private prayer from 12-1pm on weekends and 6-7pm weekdays. Come and visit the house of the Lord!

You can enter the building via the drive (not the steps). Walk round to the glass porch and enter the door there. There will be a maximum of 30 people allowed in church so there may be a queue from time to time and we would ask you to maintain two metres distance if you are waiting to enter.

Use hand sanitiser on entry and exit and sit only in the designated seats. Unfortunately you will not be able to light candles, although if Father Ben, is in the church, he can light a candle for you.

The toilets and the kitchen will be closed. 

The exit is via one way via the wooden door at the front left of the church next to the tower and down the steps onto the street. 

Please do not visit if you feel unwell in anyway or have COVID-19 symptoms to avoid putting others at risk. We can pray for you while you recover at home.

This short videos talks more about how to visit safely including how to enter and exit the church building. It’s well worth watching before you visit.