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Due to rising coronavirus infections, and following recent Government statements, we have decided to suspend “in person” worship and so it will not be possible to attend services at the church.
Our Sunday 9.30 Holy Communion service, and a weekly act of worship for children, will be broadcast on our Youtube channel which can be accessed by clicking here
Click on these links to: download a copy of the order of service for Sunday 24 January 2021 and read sermons for Christmas 2020
For the time being the church is closed to visitors
In order to support the government’s plea that we all stay at home as much as we can it is not possible to visit the church at any time. If you need support or would like to speak to a priest please call the Rector, the Revd Jonathan Wilkes, on 07986 629657.
For a further explanation of these decision please read this document
To view the virtual Book of Remembrance click here
Seven Saxon Kings – we are launching an exciting embroidery project, find out more here
Thumbs Up its Thursday downloads are available here
All Saints is the historic parish church of Kingston, whose bounds stretched at one time from Richmond to Molesey.
It is a place of significant heritage. The first King of England – Athelstan in 925AD – was crowned here making this, arguably, the place where England began.
The church has been at the centre of Kingston life for centuries and serving the community in a variety of different ways is a top priority for us.
We have a liberal outlook and intend that our services are inclusive and graceful, without being stuffy. Music plays an important part in our life, supporting our worship and helping us to pray.
You are very welcome to join us or make a visit.
