Welcome to St Mark’s!
We are an Anglican church conveniently situated in the centre of Wimbledon.
People come to St Mark’s from a variety of church backgrounds or none. It’s a place to discover or deepen your faith in God, and encounter the person of Jesus Christ through worship, teaching and prayer, friendship and fun. Whether you are a Christian believer, a returner, or a seeker, you’ll be very welcome.
Perhaps you are new to the area and looking for a local church to be part of? Try St Mark’s! We would love you to join us and help us grow.
We are inclusive and welcoming, a church where you can be yourself. We hope you will find a home here.
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Service Times
On Sundays
we are open from
9.30am
for coffee, ready for the start of the morning service at
10.00am. This includes the Eucharist or Holy Communion each week. Families with small children are very welcome. There is a Sunday Club which runs during the service in term time. Bring your children along!
Each Tuesday and Wednesday, Morning Prayer in the Chapel from
8.30 to 9.00am. Led by the Rev’d Jane Andrews.
Wednesday
at
1.00pm, we hold a half-hour Holy Communion service in the Chapel, ideal for a quiet break from the office or daily routine.
Find out more about the life of our church
Church Diary
A ‘Mission Action Plan’ is a document which outlines the mission activities that a local church is going to do in the coming months and years.
Giving
A ‘Mission Action Plan’ is a document which outlines the mission activities that a local church is going to do in the coming months and years.
Venue Hire
A ‘Mission Action Plan’ is a document which outlines the mission activities that a local church is going to do in the coming months and years.
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Where exactly is St Mark’s?
Tucked away behind the Library in St Mark’s Place, our modernist, mid-century building is a gem to be discovered! Its vibrant, coloured glass windows and large cross suspended from a light-filled lantern are features that contribute to the church’s atmosphere of warmth and ambience. Directions here.
