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London Internet Church is part of the Diocese of London, based at the Parish Church of St Stephen Walbrook in the heart of the City of London.
London Internet Church is a registered charity, number 1130738.
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CODE OF CONDUCT
Please read our Code of Conduct, which can be found via a link under the Main Tab at the top of each page. All members are requested to abide by our Code of Conduct.

LENT EUCHARIST SERVICES
During Lent, there will be Holy Communion services at St Stephen Walbrook on Mondays at 1 pm.

REGULAR EVENTS
Every Thursday
Eucharist service at St Stephen Walbrook. 12.45-1.45 pm. For all those who want to attend a lunchtime service. The St Stephen choir sings special settings of the Mass. Sandwiches and hot drinks are provided free of charge.

Every Friday
Organ recitals with a great variety of music and organists at St Stephen Walbrook 12.30-1.30 pm,

Members

  • Martin Sargeant
  • Paul de Ridder
  • Administrator
  • Peter Delaney
  • Lynda Keen
  • Eric Sawyer
  • Alan Taylor
  • David Crowther
  • London Internet Church
  • Online Krish
  • Rob Hargrave
  • Melvyn
  • Marco Bassetti
  • Church And The City
  • Henk Dijkgraaf
  • Lyn
  • Br Ronald Augustine Fox, BSG
  • Pastor Jachin Charley
  • Cari T
  • Jonathan

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Daily Bible Verse

Romans 15:13

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
 

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Peter Delaney

Christ and Religion 6 Replies

I want to know what you feel about organised religion and how you view Jesus Chriist as a part of gathered Churches and Christian groups? As we enter Lent 2010 I am reminded that Jesus Christ took th…

Started by Peter Delaney in Topical Issues. Last reply by Lynda Keen 1 day ago.

Phil and Margaret Brown.

Women's Roles 1 Reply

AN ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLE FOR GIRLS When I wrote this, the media was full of stories about the impending marriage of Coleen McLoughlin to Wayne Rooney and I found myself feeling extremely sad. It is n…

Started by Phil and Margaret Brown. in Topical Issues. Last reply by Lynda Keen Jun. 5, 2009.

Lynda Keen

Happy Families

Can you name the members of any families mentioned in the Bible? Let's see how many we can come up with. Giving chapter and verse references might be handy but is not compulsory!

Started by Lynda Keen in Bible Games Jul. 13, 2009.

Lynda Keen

Modern Slave Trade

There are 27 million slaves in the world today, more than at any time in human history. Slavery is illegal in every country on Earth so the slave trade is covert. This means most of us don't even kno…

Started by Lynda Keen in Topical Issues Sep. 19, 2009.

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Lynda Keen

Lent Meditations

Lent is a time for meditating and I got to thinking about how insignificant a part of God's magnificent creation we humans are and yet at the same time how important to Him, so important that He sent Jesus to us.


I thought about how wonderful the environment is that He created for us, the same one that most of us abuse so much and only a few of us make any attempt to care for as He instructed Adam we should do.


As I walk to the bus stop, tripping over cracked paving stones and h

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Posted by Lynda Keen on March 11, 2010 at 12:03pm

Phil and Margaret Brown.

Observations from a hospital bed Part One.

Observations from a hospital bed. Part One.

Many readers will know that recently I spent some time in hospital and I found this first experience both fascinating and enlightening. Amongst other things, it provided sufficient material for a short series of articles, of which this is the first. The later ones refer to my own experiences but this first is inspired by some of the other patients.

Men are generally far worse communicators of personal problems than women. Too often any conversation t… Continue

Posted by Phil and Margaret Brown. on December 28, 2009 at 9:13pm

Phil and Margaret Brown.

Observations from a hospital bed Part two.

Observations from a hospital bed part two.

I have found that this second article in the series is the most difficult to write because it places me in the centre of the story. However, I should not feel uncomfortable because that is exactly how the Church started. The first members going out and sharing their experiences of Christ.

When I was admitted to hospital with Pneumonia, I was desperately ill and they had great difficulty in controlling the infection. I was so weak that I had very littl… Continue

Posted by Phil and Margaret Brown. on December 28, 2009 at 9:12pm

Phil and Margaret Brown.

Observations from a hospital bed Part three

Observations from a hospital bed Part Three.

In the first two of this series of articles I wrote that God uses people to change the lives of others and to answer prayer by placing them in the right place, at the right time. Also, that in the Church, it is one of our tasks to facilitate this happening.

When I returned home after the Pneumonia, instead of gradually recovering, I continued to deteriorate. None of the tests prior to leaving hospital showed any other problem and so, despite my feel… Continue

Posted by Phil and Margaret Brown. on December 28, 2009 at 9:10pm — 1 Comment

 
 

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