The church started in 1867, when Peckham was a village on the edge of Camberwell and a haven outside the intense bustle of Victorian London. It was carved out of several larger parishes and was sited near the newly built Peckham Rye station having opened itself in 1865. Within a few years the church had grown from about 20 people, meeting in the vicar’s sitting room, to over 600 adults in the congregation.

With thanks to Tom Hardyman and Julie Milnthorpe

These are live captured cross-artform performances, created and written for intimate venues and local audiences. As you watch, imagine walking down Rye Lane on a warm evening, popping into each unique venue or business to see a new story unfold.