BLACK HISTORY MONTH
We’re marking Black History Month in a few different ways throughout October as we celebrate the contribution of Black communities here in London and continue our journey to pursue racial healing, justice and reconciliation, making KXC a place where everyone can thrive and bring their full contribution to God's story.
This Black history month we’ve felt God speaking to us through Psalm 18:19:
“He brought me out into a spacious place;
he rescued me because he delighted in me”
There are different labels, structures and life events that can attempt to put us into boxes, telling us how to be, how to feel and reducing us to less than we are. But God has and will keep rescuing us from these boxes and bringing us into spacious places.
Film Night: The Woman King
Friday 17 October · 7pm · King’s House
Join us for a screening of the critically acclaimed The Woman King, which depicts the Agojie, the all-female warrior regiment that protected the West African Kingdom of Dahomey during the 17th to 19th centuries.
Exalt at Seek First
Monday 20 October · 7.30pm · King’s House
A night to lift up the name of Jesus, where every tribe and tongue are welcomed in worship, and a space to bring both creativity and real tensions we face.
Praying Like Poets
Thursday 23 October · 7.30pm · King’s House
Join us for a poetry writing session in collaboration with The Psalmists. Come along to be inspired, write, get out of your box and take up space. All are welcome.