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Thanks to generous support from local people and grant‑giving bodies — including a Community Infrastructure Levy grant from Barnet Council — we have already raised £1,020,000 of the £1,150,000 needed. That leaves around £130,000 still to go. Click here to help and join others by donating.
Barnet Council has now granted planning permission for a sensitive and environmentally responsible rebuild, offering better facilities, improved accessibility, flexible spaces, and a design that meets today’s climate goals.
We have appointed architects and design consultants and prepared a detailed design brief. With the development phase well underway, your support is vital to help us begin construction.
Make a donation to help us reach the remaining £130,000.
Sponsor materials such as catering equipment, technology, flooring, sanitary ware, roofing, or building supplies.
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We are deeply grateful for the incredible support already shown. By helping us complete this project, you will be contributing to the ongoing growth of the Church’s mission, a lasting legacy for Monken Hadley, and the wider Barnet community.
You can also support our fundraising events, details on our Events page.
For further information please get in touch by emailing us.
"Church House is how our parish turns its inheritance into gift, as Jesus took a few loaves and made them enough for a multitude. Its doors will be open to the whole community, hosting cricketers, Guides and Scouts, friend and stranger alike. Its lasting income will help fund a youth worker and an associate minister, so that we can serve children and young families both here and in those parts of our parish that Barnet's own figures place among the most deprived in the borough. It will let us carry the life of the church to older and vulnerable neighbours who can no longer come to us, so that no one is forgotten at the Lord's table. Jesus bids us invite those who cannot repay us, and promises that nothing given in love is lost. A gift to Church House goes on giving, year after year, as bread, company and hope for people you may never meet, but whom God already knows by name."
(The Revd Francesco Aresco)