Wednesday 1 May 2024 - GREAT WEDNESDAY 

10:00 The Presanctified Liturgy 
18:30 Holy Unction

Thursday 2 May 2024 - GREAT THURSDAY

10:00 Divine Liturgy
18:30 Great Vigil - The reading of the 12 Passion Gospels

Friday 3 May 2024 - GREAT FRIDAY

10:00 ROYAL HOURS
18:30 VESPERS WITH THE PROCESSION OF THE SHROUD
19:30 Matins with Burial service of the Lord

Saturday 4 May 2024 - GREAT SATURDAY

10:00 Divine Liturgy

Sunday 5 May 2024 - EASTER

00:00 EASTER MATINS and 1st EASTER LITURGY
10:00 2nd EASTER LITURGY
19:00 Easter Vespers

Monday 6 May 2024 - BRIGHT MONDAY - ST. GEORGE DAY

10:00 Divine Liturgy

Tuesday 7 May 2024 - BRIGHT TUESDAY

10:00 Divine Liturgy

On Great Wednesday, Great Thursday and Great Friday, the church will be open from 9:00 to 13:00 and from 18:00 to 21.30.

On Great Saturday, the church will be open from 9:00 to 13:00 and 22:00 to 24:00.

On Easter, the church will be open from 00:00 (midnight) to 3:00 and from 9:00 to 20:00.

*Note: All those who wish are preparing to partake in the Holy Sacrament of Communion
at the first (midnight) Liturgy on the Day of the Resurrection,  should abstain from food and drink at for at least 8 hours prior to the service.

The vocal ensemble "Constantine" from the city of Niš, Serbia will perform in St Sava Church (89/91 Lancaster Road, London, W11 1QQ) on Tuesday 6th February 2018 from 7.30pm. Tickets £10. 

The ensemble was formed in October 2008 by a group of chamber music enthusiasts and musicians in order to approach this music genre in a new way. Constantine’s diverse program is based on the works of Serbian and international musicians working in ethno, pop, rock, jazz, film, and church music. The program is focused on klapa singing as an attempt to surpass the borders of the convectional. For that reason Constantine’s repertoire includes various pieces from the whole of the XX century as well as different musical melodies that were written even earlier and belong to the ethno and church music traditions. The program consists of both original musical arrangements and new arrangements written by the members of the group. Constantine’s goal is promotion and affirmation of all chamber and non-traditional vocal ensembles as well as the preservation of music culture in Niš, Serbia and beyond. 

Dear parishioners

It is our great pleasure to inform you of the selection of Mr Filip Jovanovic for the management position at the Serbian Community Club.

Born in 1987 in Smederevo and a teacher of English language, Filip graduated from Belgrade University with BA and masters degrees and a graduate qualification in "Hotel and Tourism". Having moved to London last year, Filip has been a Church-goer ever since. It is our belief that he will bring great enthusiasm to the running of the restaurant and the organizing of our cultural events. Going forward, he has also shown willingness and readiness to work for the benefit of our community, stressing the importance of taking care of our youth, their parents, and also the older members of our parish.

Serbian Orthodox Church оf St Sava is currently recruiting for a Manager for the Bishop Nikolaj Community Centre

The right candidate should:

• Be a parishioner of St Sava’s Church
• Be appropriately qualified in the hospitality and leisure industry
• Have a work permit valid for the UK
• Have a valid driving licence for the UK

Salary negotiable. Please submit your CV including details on the above, and together with your cover letter please describe why you think you would be a suitable candidate for the job. The deadline for your information to be received at the Church office or emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. is 15th August 2017.

Many thanks for your interest,

Church Congregational Council and the Trustees of BNF

An electronic copy of the latest issue of the Parish letter that covers the period of July 2016 - June 2017 is available here. 

The whole world has seen the devastating images of the tragic fire which engulfed the Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, near St. Sava Church. Great tragedy sparked disbelief and sadness, but also united the people, especially in Kensington, who have joined forces to help the victims of the fire. Our church has from day one offered all possible help to the emergency services in dealing with the tragedy, including Great Hall space and the cooking and preparing of meals for the survivors at our premises. 

Food, hygiene and clothes have been pouring in, some collection centers have stopped collecting them, but in the days to come, any help will be welcome. For updates as how to help please visit https://grenfellsupport.wordpress.com/ 

We invite all our parishioners to come to church on Sunday and donate selflessly. Cash contributions are now most needed. Let us share our Christian love and compassion towards those who now suffer, by giving.