Did you find all our harvest mice hiding in the church during our Harvest Festival? Thank you to Jo who lovingly created them.

We received many harvest gifts which were delivered to St Barnabas’ Community Larder.

Following the Harvest Festival service we enjoyed a delicious bring and share lunch which featured international dishes reflecting our diverse All Saints’ family.

Fabulous outfits and a spectacularly decorated hall set the scene for our 70’s 80’s 90’s Night. The Zone delivered some banging 70’s and 80’s tunes which were followed by DJ Nick’s innovative 90’s set.

We were delighted to welcome the Rt Revd Dr Anderson Jeremiah, Bishop of Edmonton, to All Saints’ on Monday 22nd September 2025 in order to licence Revd Gospel Okechukwu Ozioma Iwuoha as Curate-in-Charge.

The Friends of All Saints Together held its first evening devoted to exploring the stained-glass windows within the Church on Wednesday 20 August.

After a short introductory talk by Father Harry Lamb, visitors were invited to look around the Church with the help of summary notes which he had prepared. We were fortunate that the sun obliged by beautifully lighting up the West windows of the three Patron Saints (this was the reason for starting the event early, when the sun was still out).

Drew Rush provided a powerful torch which enabled us to see the wall paintings in The Sanctuary in more detail. Jo Lingley, Father Harry and Dianne Esmond were on hand to provide further information if required – although it was really more of a learning experience for everyone!

 At the end of the evening refreshments were provided by Karen Charles, when we enjoyed glasses of Prosecco (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and cups of tea and coffee with biscuits.

Twenty people attended, and we will repeat the event again, probably next Summer before the school holidays begin. There is certainly lots to explore in All Saints Church for children of all ages!