Minister and Team
![]() | MinisterReverend Nathalie Dürmüller was born in 1980 in Wil (SG) in Switzerland, where she lived until she left for London to work as an au-pair at the age of 19. After improving her French in Yverdon, she moved to Zürich to start her studies in Theology. She also studied in Neuchâtel and Tübingen and finished her studies back in Zürich with a thesis on the subject of: "What does it mean to believe? Melanchthon and Barth\'s understanding of faith compared with modern research into trust". In 2006 she began her practical training in Ostermundingen (BE). During that year she worked part-time for the Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches in Bern in the field of journalism and PR. She then gained more experience by taking over the ministry in Rheinfelden (AG) for half a year. | ||
![]() | Youth and Parish WorkerNicole Jakubowitz Coming soon | ||
![]() | OrganistPeter Yardley-Jones is a first-class honours graduate in music from the University of Glasgow. From 2006-2008 he was University Organ Scholar and in 2008 he was appointed Assistant Organist at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Glasgow and Organist at Houston & Killellan Kirk. During his time in Glasgow, Peter studied organ with Kevin Bowyer and renowned Bach scholar, John Butt. Widely respected as a performer, Peter was awarded the Muriel Thorne Hague Memorial Prize, by his University for achieving the greatest distinction in performance and in 2005 won first prize in the nationwide Geoffrey Spiers Organ Competition. As a recitalist he has performed at some of the UK’s most prestigious venues. Peter made his US début in July 2010, at the Community of Christ Temple, Missouri and returned in December performing at St Thomas, Fifth Avenue, NY. In addition Peter has been organist for several BBC Radio 2 and Radio 4 broadcasts and for BBC Television’s Songs of Praise. In 2009, Peter conducted the UK première of Fredrik Sixten’s Swedish St Mark Passion, which was met with great praise. www.peteryardleyjones.com |
Calendar
| Upcoming events | ||
|---|---|---|
| February 5th | Communion Service, lunch, crèche | 11 am |
| February 9th | Opening of the Visual Arts Exhibition in collaboration with Goldsmith University | 6.30 pm |
| February 19th | Service followed by Recital with Jessica Broad, soprano & Peter Yardley-Jones, lunch | 11 am |
| February 23rd | Music at the Swiss Church; We Spoke: Penguin dog, Pieces by Moondog, Simon Jeffes (Penguin Café Orchestra) and by Swiss Art Collective ‘Curtat Tunnel’ have been arranged for ‘We Spoke: New Music Company’ | 7.30 pm |
| March 2nd | Swiss Café | 6 - 9 pm |
| [full calendar] | ||


