Living through a pandemic has been difficult for us all. Many people have struggled with loneliness, lack of meaning and fear of sickness or death. What have we learned about ourselves and our world through this time? What will we do with this knowledge going forward? Join us on our ...
02 April 2021
We'd like to invite you to our Easter 2021 events. Easter Sunday Service - All Welcome
Are you new to Cornerstone or visiting? Join us on Sunday 4th April at 11am for our main Easter service.
> Watch Live online from wherever you are Other events with Cornerstone this Easter:...
16 March 2021
This beautiful poem, based on Psalm 23, is written by one of our church members as part of our "Acts of Kindness" month. In the midst of another national lockdown, "Acts of Kindness" month was introduced as an incentive to think of and do something kind for others. This poem...
16 February 2021
"Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!"
In the summer of 2020 we preached through a series in the book of Philippians which we called "Letters from Lockdown". At that time we were well into Lockdown #1.0 and found that the Lord had many relevant and...
08 February 2021
God saves his people and grows them to be like Jesus through his word, so it's really important we undergo a regular hearing test. The below videos will offer some practical tips for listening effectively to God's word.
You can also take the opportunity to catch up on the Corona...
18 January 2021
On Sunday, Cornerstone Church Kingston was able to celebrate Christmas together at an open-air carol service.
We were able to host church families, locals and guests at Tiffin Boy's School car park, which is a huge outdoor space to allow for social-distancing.
Cornerstone musicians, including a brass section, took to...
23 December 2020
The following blog was first posted on 10 November 2020 by the River Online in the midst of the second UK lockdown, written by student, Rebecca Eastwell, who attends Cornerstone Church Kingston. Today, London is in Tier 4, but, as this post shows, the life of the church continues.
Churches...
21 December 2020
The final character in our advent series is Jesus - the one the wise men and shepherds came to see, Herod tried to kill and Mary gave birth to in Bethlehem.
In first-century Bethlehem, ordinary houses would often consist simply of one room divided into two, with a family sleeping...
20 December 2020
Herod brings a menacing shadow of evil to the Christmas story. There is not much to like about Herod. He ruthlessly wanted his own way, and if anyone got in the way of his plans, Herod was prepared to act. In his own family he was responsible for the deaths...
15 December 2020
