To build a significant multi-national church, where every individual feels safe and cared for and where everyone can develop and use their gifting to the benefit of others.

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  Hi, my name’s Beth, I’m 19 and have been going to SHCF my whole life with my family. However, I didn’t become a Christian as a personal choice and chose to follow Jesus until I was 17, and in July 2010 was baptised. Since then I joined a cell group - it was great to be able to share and encourage with others. As a new Christian there was a lot of support from other members at SHCF wish was great.
I am studying food and nutrition at Uni in Bath but return during the holidays.  My love for food began by simply looking through recipe books and trying new dishes, simply enjoying cooking and wanting to make more of it! I hope to become a teacher after my studies.  Other things I enjoy include socialising, different types of cheese, glee, new places, music, meeting new people, shopping, etc… I’ve also worked part time at costa for a few years and I love serving (and drinking) all things coffee!

Hi, my name is Donna. I work for Harrow Council's education department as an Exclusions Officer. In short, I work with pupils who have been excluded or are at risk of being excluded from mainstream school. It's a challenging but most enjoyable job. I have been attending SHCF since July 2004 and am one of the Sunday school teachers.  The fellowship here has encouraged me and kept me strong through some of the hardest times in my life and laughed and praised with me through the happier times! God’s love is ever present and his faithfulness is evident to all here in SHCF.

My name is Zoe and I started going to SHCF as a baby because my parents were, and still are, members. I am a teacher at a local primary school and I am also training to be a Play Therapist. I’m an only child and don’t have any extended family living in London and SHCF is my family. I love clothes, shopping, make-up, watching TV and films and spending time with my friends; but most of all I love Jesus.

Church is something I feel passionately about, I believe that we should aim to be as near to the church described in the New Testament in the Bible, where believers shared their lives together and worshipped God in Spirit and in Truth and I am glad that the members of SHCF feel the same way. A few years ago I was living abroad and couldn’t attend this church for a long time. I can honestly say the thing I missed most about being away from London was SHCF. I feel so accepted here and free to worship God in a way I feel comfortable. The Bible teaching is good and I find going to a cell group on a weekly basis very encouraging; I think these meetings challenge me to become more like Jesus. If you are looking for a church is this area or are just interested in finding out what Christianity is all about I encourage you to come along to our Sunday morning service and we’ll do our best to make you feel welcome.

 
I was born in Bangkok, Thailand (Siam) within the jurisdiction of the British Consulate and was educated at Raffles School, Singapore. My family left for England in 1938. I was articled for accountancy but joined the RAF in 1941 to 1946. My favourite sports are football and athletics and I love wildlife, classical music and ‘proper’ poetry. I first attended SHCF after my beloved Marie died in 2006 and I was very touched by the friendly atmosphere and simple, honest service. My favourite hymn is ‘God so loved this whole world’. I belong to Ruislip Country Market (Fridays) and Harrow Writers’ Circle. I keep myself busy writing poems, short stories, my own life story and going on all day coach trips and to concerts and plays. I am now in my twilight years, but I’m thanking our Heavenly Father for my good health -  ‘We thank Thee, Eternal and Heavenly Father, for our creation and our preservation, but more so for your inestimable love and forgiveness.’   Robin.