St Nicholas'
Double Diamond Jubilee
1935-2025
This autumn, the St Nicholas Church family comes together in thanksgiving as we mark a very special double diamond jubilee celebrations: 90 years of Christian worship and 60 years as a consecrated place of worship. It is a moment to look back with gratitude for all that God has done in and through our community, and to look forward with faith and hope for what is yet to come.
From September through December 2025, we will be celebrating this milestone with a variety of events and activities for all ages—times of worship, music, fellowship, and reflection—each one an opportunity to share in the joy of God’s continued presence among us.
St Nicholas Foodbank
EVERY wednesDAY from 12:30pm, at st nicholas
Our Foodbank opens on Wednesdays at 12.30 and operates in partnership with Ealing Foodbank, part of the Trussel Trust. It is run by a team of volunteers, covered in prayer and supported by a collection of organisations who provide signposting and advocacy support to those users who need it.
If you need to get in touch with a member of the food bank team, please click here.
Breathe & Stretch: Slow Yoga & Pilates
EVERY wednesDAY 5:00PM-7:00PM, at st nicholas
A weekly opportunity to slow down and be present and contemplative with our bodies before building up our core strength. This class is expertly lead by Enikö Suto who is a highly sought after Yoga & Pilates teacher.
Our key aim is to learn and live from the understanding that God is interested in all parts of our lives and our bodies, as well as keep the cost of premium cost exercise as inclusive and accessible as possible, to the widest number of people in our community.
If you are new to yoga or Pilates you are welcome! If you are an experienced guru, who enjoys a new challenge, you are welcome! Either way, we think you will be surprised at the low cost of our high quality double sessions. Book a class and remember to bring your own mat and blanket!
COSMOS CLUB
Every Thursday 11:00am-2:00pm, at st nicholas
Cosmos Club is a welcoming drop-in space where creativity, wellbeing, and community come together. Through creative arts, gentle exercise, eco-justice, and equity conversations, we create communion and nurture collective wisdom.
It’s a warm hub for sharing compassion and imagination — open to everyone. Just drop in and join us!
Seated Yoga
Every Thursday 12:30 PM – 1:15 PM, at st nicholas
Take a pause and reconnect with your body in our gentle, 45-minute weekly seated yoga class. Designed to slow down, encourage presence, and promote ease, this class welcomes all levels.
Free for everyone from September-December 2025, with a special invitation to those aged 60–90 as part of our Double Jubilee celebrations!
Community Theology Thursdays
Christ, Creed & Caste: Dalit Life, Dignity & Theology in the light of the Nicene Creed
Join us from September to November as we explore the history and present realities of caste in India, the rise of Dalit Theology, and what it reveals about resisting systemic injustice.
Book Launch: Decolonising Mission
14TH NOVEMBER, 6:30pm-9pm, at st nicholas
Join us for the launch of Decolonising Mission by Harvey C. Kwiyani. Enjoy an evening of drinks, engaging talks with the author, and a chance to celebrate this important new book together.
The event is free - just book your ticket below to secure your spot!
Culture Club
EVERY FRIDAY 1:00PM-3:00PM, at st nicholas
This group began life as a speakeasy space for Windrush elders in the community in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic but over time it has since widened its remit to welcome anyone and everyone who enjoys sharing stories or wants to listen and learn from others. An all age meet up for anyone who enjoys good food, good company and good conversations, and there is always room for one more at the table.
St Nicholas Through the Years
Community Conduct & Relationships
In April 2024, we introduced the St Nicholas Community Conduct and Relationships Statement and Agreement.
These documents articulate how we expect all members of the clergy, congregation, community and visitors to interact with others and the building.
Anyone who enters the site or is participating in activities led by the church or any other organisations, by their presence agrees that they are happy to abide by these principles.