The air hums with echoing music. You can almost see ghosts of elegant gentlemen, top hats held in their hands, as they walk down the street, heading to a nearby “gentlemen’s club.” This is St James’s – a district in the City of Westminster, named after the 12th-century leper hospital dedicated to Saint James the Less, which stood on what is now the site of St James’s Palace. Yes, you are standing right here, in the heart of London, and all of that is part of this place. This is the realm of history; it was once a luxurious aristocratic area, and today it is a bustling business and cultural center filled with art galleries and historic pubs. Even the street names tell a story of the people who walked here centuries ago – Charles II Street, Jermyn Street, Pall Mall, and more. London is a city of secrets, and St James’s has more than its fair share.
Southfields Methodist Church
Curiosity stirred within the heart of Southfields as a new chapter began. Southfields Methodist Church held its first public service