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Ash Wednesday 2020
Lent began on Ash Wednesday last week, 26 February. In the picture below, our morning service of Imposition of Ashes began with the lighting of 40 Lent candles to represent
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Eco-presentation by Sunday School & Young People’s Independent Group
Sunday School & Young People gave an Eco-presentation on the occasion of the farewell service to Archdeacon of Croydon, Chris Skilton, on 19 January. On Sunday 19th January, the Sunday School
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Thank you to Diane and ‘My Time, Croydon’
Holy Saviour Church wants to thank Diane Johnson and her group from ‘My Time, Croydon’ who so generously donated over 30 Christmas gift bags for our church to distribute in
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Monthly Seniors’ ‘Mix & Mingle’
The first, for the 2020 New Year, of our monthly community social for older people of all cultures and faiths took place on Saturday 11 January, with delicious refreshments, a
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Holy Savs – Christmas in the Community
Holy Savs rocking the Christmas Carols on Bensham Lane yesterday, Friday 20 December 2019, evening, putting positivity back into our streets. Thank you to our community who were so responsive! Join
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Black History Month 2019 – Part 2
Continuing the commemoration of Black History Month, on Sunday 20 October, three generations of the Babin/Akaje-Macauley family gave their own personal testimonies of their Sierra Leonean roots and coming to,
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Black History Month 2019 – Part 1
On Sunday 13 October, three generations of the Isaacs family of Holy Saviour Church gave very moving personal testimonies of Guyanese heritage and coming to, being born and living in,
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Harvest Festival Service 2019
A huge thanks to all who so generously donated food for our Harvest Festival Service. It will go to: our local foodbank; Croydon Refugee Centre; and to individuals in the
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Day Trip to Littlehampton
On Saturday, 31 August, a few Holy Savs gathered at East Croydon train station for a day trip to Littlehampton. It was a lovely day. The seaside was fantastic and
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Sponsored Walk Completed
On Saturday, 13 July, a number of us gathered in the grounds of the church to commence the sponsored walk to South Norwood Lakes – an approximately 5-mile round trip,