Welcome

St Andrew’s is a thriving, open and welcoming church community for all ages. 

We seek to be a nurturing, cherishing and restoring community of Christians – among people we are with, around places where we live, and within the building, churchyard and Creation we have been gifted and will pass on to future generations.

Our church building is usually open from 9.15am to 4pm daily. Our regular times of worship on Sundays are 8am and 10am, with a monthly evening service at 5.30pm. All are welcome!

Services & Events

Sunday 22 September, 17th Sunday after Trinity 

  • 8:00 am Holy Communion (in church, also online). You can download an order of service
  • 10:00 am Parish Communion (in church, also online) – you can download an order of service from Friday
  • 10:00 am Cafe Church (in St Andrew’s Hall)
  • 5:30 Youth Group Social

Weekdays 

  • Every weekday excluding Tuesday: Morning Prayer online at 9:00 am (Google Meet)
  • Tuesdays: Morning Prayer 9:00 am in church

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Latest news

Services this September

With school beginning again, we will be returning to our regular pattern of worship this month. 8 am services will continue to be from the Book of Common Prayer and 10 am services will flow from a Family Service on the 1st to an All-Age Communion on the 29th. We also see the return of…

St Paul’s College (Hong Kong) Choir to Perform at St Andrew’s

Coming this August: St Paul’s College, Hong Kong, UK tour. Performing in six venues across the UK in Manchester, Cambridge, and London, St Paul’s College School Orchestra and School Choir will enchant and delight as they share Chinese Compositions, Classical Masterpieces, and Sacred Choral Pieces. The Choir will be performing at St Marylebone Parish Church…

Vassa Day 2024

A good crowd came out for Vassa Day this year. The service, entwined with St Andrew’s Family Service, remembered Anna Maria Vassa and her family. Anna Maria, the daughter of Olaudah Equiano (1745-1797) a celebrated author and campaigner against the transatlantic slave trade in 18th -century England, died young and was buried in St Andrew’s…

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