Author Archives: Darryl Reckman
Bowling Fundraiser!
Sanctuary continues to grow, and our costs continue to increase. In order to continue the work we are doing, we need to grow our donor base. Please join us for our next fundraising event. Consider inviting your friends and other contacts whom you think may be interested in supporting this amazing community! Prizes are for: […]
Please Join Us!
We are so excited to invite you to our upcoming fundraiser, and we can’t wait to celebrate the work of Sanctuary London with you. Please join us for “An Evening in the Country”. Sanctuary is experiencing an exciting time of growth and change, and we want to invite you to be part of that journey […]
Apartment Searching
Today I accompanied a friend of mine to an apartment viewing here in London. He has been homeless, sleeping wherever he can, for about a month now. We’ve spent a ton of time looking for bachelor apartments. Living with a house mate(s) has just been too hard for him in the past. While looking on […]
Holiday Hours
At Sanctuary, we call our community family, and what better time to spend with family than the holidays! For that reason we strive to be open as much as we can throughout the holiday season. Our rough programming hours are below: Sunday December 24, 2017 – Combined Worship Service with Talbot Street Church @ 6pm […]
When you know you’re loved.
Sunday night worship services at Sanctuary might just look a little different than a typical church’s Sunday service. We spend about half of our time openly sharing as a community, sometimes requesting songs that fit, praying for one another, often sharing deep pain, and laying it all down before the Father. Sometimes it’s quiet, other times someone gets […]
Common Ground: From Coffee to Community
“When will the coffee be ready?” is often the first question you hear at Monday and Wednesday drop-ins at Sanctuary London, a non-profit in London that supports those facing poverty and exclusion. Delicious coffee, roasted locally by Patrick’s Beans, brings comfort to the uncomforted, and there is something even better about sharing it across the […]