number of people attending All Saints grew considerably, the staff team expanded and the outreach and public profile of the church increased significantly. Orr-Ewing stepped down as vicar in May 2010 to lead a new church in Buckinghamshire. His final service was broadcast live on BBC1 as a Pentecost service. Two further services, BBC Songs of Praise services, "Peckham Praise" and "Urban Hope", were subsequently recorded and broadcast in September 2010 and February 2011. In July 2011, All Saints welcomed the Revd Jonathan Mortimer as their new vicar. Mortimer spent the previous four years working with churches across Britain for ‘Through Faith Missions’, an organisation helping churches with their local mission. Before that he was a team rector in a parish of four churches in Crawley. On 14 August 2011, the church hosted a meeting of civic, community and faith leaders, followed by a packed Service for Peace organised jointly with Southwark for Jesus and XLP as a response to the rioting in Peckham. Leaders taking part in the service included Simon Hughes MP, the Bishop of Southwark, Shadrach Ofosuware (Pastor of Freedom Centre International, Peckham), the Borough Police Commander, Patrick Regan (Director of XLP), Phil Stokes (Chair of Southwark for Jesus) and the Revd Jonathan Mortimer (All Saints Peckham). During the service, a text message of support was sent by London Mayor, Boris Johnson. As of 2015, the church is currently in the process of commissioning a feasibility study to look how the church and its congregations can best continue to serve Peckham by ‘making space for good in Peckham’. Worship All Saints has two services each Sunday, a morning service at 10.30am and an evening service at 6pm, preceded by a cafe at 5.30pm. There is also a midweek service on Tuesdays at 11.15am. The services reflect the New Wine/Soul Survivor style of worship. In 2005, the Church released Your Favour, its first live worship CD. Homegroups Over the last decade, homegroups have played a vital role in the life of All Saints, enabling 'church' to happen during the week around the local area. As the number of people attending All Saints has increased, the number of homegroups has also risen. Social outreach Through its many kids and youth clubs and involvement with many schools, All Saints has regular weekly contact with around 600 children. The church has also been involved in three major missions in the local