PAC ACTIVITIES

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 The Coffee Shop takes place in the Parish Centre of St Luke’s Catholic Church, Love Lane. It opens around 11 am and closes around noon on Friday mornings. 

Pinner Baptist Church receives donations on the fourth Saturday of each month between 10:30 am - 12:30 pm on behalf of the PAC.

St John the Baptist Church of England has a donation box  that is delivered to the food bank on Mondays.

Several times a year, the Churches take it in turns to host a Worshipping Together Service on a Sunday afternoon, followed by a tea party. There are other ad hoc services. 

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On Good Friday morning, we meet in Little Common Park, Elm Park Road, Pinner at 10.20 am. The Walk starts at 10.30 am., when we process in silence through the streets of Pinner. We follow a large wooden cross, carried by representatives from each of the Churches. Stops are made en route for Bible Readings, Reflection and Prayers. The Walk finishes in front of St Luke’s Catholic Church, Love Lane.  After the Walk, all are invited into the church hall for hot cross buns and tea / coffee. 

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 At 6.30 pm., one weekday evening near Christmas, we gather for carols round the Christmas tree at the top of Pinner High Street. We provide the carol sheets, and please bring your own torch. The carol singing concludes at 7.30 pm., when carollers are invited to have mince pies around the tree. 

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The Dialogue between the Pinner Churches and Synagogues started in 1989. Harrow Central Mosque joined the group in 2002. This interaction became known as the Three Faith Dialogue.

In 2021, all parties agreed to widen the remit to include all faiths in order to reflect the many more faiths practised in Pinner and District since the Dialogue began. This group is now known as the Pinner and District Faiths’ Forum. 

The aims of the Pinner and District Faiths’ Forum are to promote understanding and respect and to establish and maintain good relations between the local faith communities.

Forum meetings explore topics of mutual religious interest, often introduced by knowledgeable speakers, followed by discussion in small groups and/or a Q&A session.

Essential requirements include treating all concerned with respect whilst retaining freedom within the law to express convictions and beliefs in an honest, sensitive and straightforward way, without criticising one another’s faith beliefs or ritual practices.  

Care is and must always be taken to avoid conflict and violence in relationships.