Alpha Saturday | Catford
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Alpha Saturday | Catford

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Saturday, 27 June 2026

King's Church London

Catford Hill, London, SE6 4PS

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Alpha Saturday is one of the main highlights of the course where we continue to look at the Holy Spirit. We spend time socialising, listening to talks, discussing the content in groups and we also have time for prayer. We will be providing lunch during this event. Kindly indicate your dietary requirements when filling in the form. Many people who have done the Alpha course with us over the past 20+ years have said that coming to an Alpha Saturday has been life-changing, so we can't wait to see you there on Saturday 27th June, 10:15am - 2:45pm at the Catford Site: King's Church London Catford Hill London SE6 4PS

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