We are celebrating Epiphany tomorrow and will be thinking about the visit of the wise men. You are welcome to join us whether you are a regular at Sunnyside or just want to give us a try. Our services will be:

On 29th December we will be joined by our friends from St John’s for a United Service at Sunnyside. This will be the only service at Sunnyside this week and there will be no service at St John’s. All are very welcome to come!

Our Messy Christmas celebration will be this Saturday from 3.30-5.30pm. All are welcome and we’d love to have you there! We ask for a voluntary donation of £3.50 each or £10 per family, which goes towards craft supplies and food.

This can be a hard time of year for all sorts of reasons and the celebrating going on around us can make it feel even more difficult. It may be that we are mourning the loss of someone we loved, or deeply concerned about the state of the world or badly...

Berkhamsted Churches have put together a carols service. It follows the format of Nine Lessons and Carols. We hope you enjoy!

Our nativity board is now in the lobby at church. Why not take a picture of you and your friends in the nativity story?

Wishing you a peaceful Christmas and every blessing for the new year from all at Sunnyside The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.John 1.5

This has been a difficult year with many losses: losses of people we love; losses of time with family and friends; losses of jobs; losses of our normal way of life; losses of freedoms we so often take for granted. This service is to give you a quiet space to...

You will see that the home page of our website is looking a bit different. We are getting ready to celebrate Advent and Christmas. We will be adding things to the website regularly so do keep having a look. Here are the links to what you will find:Christmas Services: all the...

We are planning to build a large nativity scene in our lobby windows through Advent.  Different figures will be added each Saturday, beginning on 28th November and culminating with Jesus on Christmas Eve. The Angel Gabriel will be the first to make an appearance.