Hammersmith at Home

BACK TO ALL PROGRAMME

  • 7pm – Friday Night Football

    Friday Night Football is back! Come along and start the weekend with hot dogs, good vibes then come along and be a part of it - it will be a great place to gather at the start of the weekend! There’ll be an over 25s vs under 25s women’s match at 7pm, and a men’s tournament from 8-10pm.

    Venue: Club Des Sports, Acton

  • 7:30am – Run Club (Optional)

    Start your Saturday right with a 5km run, hosted by the Fold. All ages and fitness levels welcome, and we’ll have the cafe open for coffees and pastries after! Unfortunately there won’t be shower and changing facilities at church, but we’ll be done at about 8:15am so you’ll have plenty of time to head home and freshen up before the first session.

    9am – Registration and Refreshments (Atrium)

    Doors are open and breakfast is served! We recommend getting down to church early so you have plenty of time to register before our first session starts.

    10am – Main Session 1 (Sanctuary)

    Our main celebrations at Hammersmith at Home will make plenty of space for worship, teaching from guest speakers and our Saint Paul’s team, and extended ministry. We’ll start all together with Kids and Youth joining us in the sanctuary before they head out into groups.

    12:30pm – Celebration Lunch (St Paul’s Primary School)

    It’s lunch time! Head on over to St Paul’s Primary School (just under the flyover) for our celebration lunch. We’ve got food trucks, live music, and fun and games for all ages. If you aren’t sure where to go or need anything, there’ll be plenty of team available to help.

    2:30pm – Main Session 2 (Sanctuary)

    We’ll be gathering back in the sanctuary for our after lunch session, and an interview with our guest speakers.

    3:30pm – Break (Atrium)

    4:00pm – Seminars

    • Presence-Shaped Mission – Ben Graves and Emmy Wilson (Wimber Room)

    • Partnering With God to Renew the World – Jo Rice (Wright Room)

    • Boundaries that Heal – Will Van Der Hart (Marquee)

    • Dates, Mates, Marriage and More: A Conversation with Pete and Sarah (Sanctuary)

    • Bible 101 - Rachael Wooldridge & Panel (Newbigin Room)

    5:00pm – Dinner Break and Young Adults Social (Offsite)

    It’s time for dinner! Why not head into Hammersmith and eat with some others in the Saint Paul’s Community. And if you’re a Young Adult aged 18-30s, grab your dinner and head to the green where we’ll eat together picnic style, feat. volleyball, spikeball, and lots of good vibes.

    7pm – Main Session 3 (Sanctuary)

    Doors open at 6:30pm for our evening session — come down early to grab a seat. Youth will be staying in for this whole evening session.

  • 8:30am – Coffee Shop and Bookshop Open

    9:00am – More with Michael Miller (Sanctuary)

    We’re delighted to be hosting an interview with Michael Miller for a chance to dig deeper into some of what he’s been unpacking during his time with us this weekend.

    9:15am – Family Praise and Pastries (Newbigin Room)

    Calling all families! It’s time for a Hammersmith at Home Praise and Pastries. Join us in worship and praise for all ages. Open to children aged 0-11 and their parents and carers.

    10:00am – Refreshments (Atrium)

    10:30am – Main Session 4 (Sanctuary)

    Happy Hammersmith at Home Sunday! This is our morning celebration as we round off the weekend. We’re expecting church to be very full for this one, so be sure to arrive early to save a seat - and remember we’ll be going until 12:30pm today!

    1:30pm – Volunteers Team Lunch (Atrium)

    We love our volunteer teams! If you were on a volunteer team for Hammersmith at Home, join us for pizza as we celebrate all that God has done so far this weekend.

    5pm – Worship and Prayer Night

    Our 5pm service will round off the weekend with a worship and prayer night, sharing testimonies of what God has done at Hammersmith at Home and interceding for our city. Come Holy Spirit!

Michael Miller

Michael Miller is the founder and Senior Pastor of UPPERROOM. In April of 2010 Michael and his wife Lorisa started a small prayer meeting in an office space overlooking downtown Dallas. From that initial prayer meeting, God birthed a movement of prayer and worship that continues to grow globally. Many lives have been impacted by UPPERROOM's house of prayer, as people online and from all over the DFW metroplex come together to pray and worship every morning, noon and night. In addition to their work in Dallas, Michael and Lorisa travel internationally to support other UPPERROOM communities and houses of prayer in the U.S. and abroad. Michael has been in full time ministry since 2001, and lives in Dallas, Texas with his wife Lorisa and their four beautiful children: Hannah, Salem, Freeland, and Truman.

We’re delighted to be hosting an interview with Michael Miller for a chance to dig deeper into some of what he’s been unpacking during his time with us this weekend.

Lazarus and Maggie Yeghnazar

Lazarus and Maggie Yeghnazar were born and raised in Iran and have served the Iranian Church their whole lives. In 1988, they felt the call of God to move their young family west. There, God gave them a prophetic mandate: to prepare the Iranian Church for a coming day when the nation would be open to the gospel. In 1991, they co-founded 222 Ministries (now Transform Iran) to disciple and equip leaders for ministry to Iran.

For more than three decades they have served together to train leaders to plant churches that aim to transform the nation of Iran. Through this ministry, and by the grace of God, churches have been established in 17 nations including hundreds of underground churches in Iran and seven in Afghanistan. More than 100,000 have become followers of Christ, thousands have been directly discipled, and thousands of leaders have been trained and released into ministry.

FAQs

  • If you need a replacement lanyard, just head to the info desk in the atrium and we’ll arrange a new one for you.

  • Yes, there will be refreshments throughout the weekend and a community lunch on Saturday. Additionally our Coffee Shop will be open all weekend.

  • Sadly, we’re not able to offer any parking for the weekend of Hammersmith at Home, but you can find free parking in the local area on this map or on our parking page.

  • There’ll be a member of our team at the front desk in the atrium who is able to help you with anything you need, so feel free to come and chat if we can help with anything else.