We come together at 10am on Christmas Day morning for one big celebration of Jesus’ birth with Holy Communion, the good news of Christmas and lots of favourite Christmas Carols.

A traditional festival of lessons and carols by candlelight. Join us in for a beautiful service in the lead up to Christmas.

GK Gospel Choir performed at St Mary’s earlier in the year at a wedding and we are thrilled that they are coming here again on 17 December as part of their Christmas tour. The show will feature carols, Christmas songs and soul classics.
A great evening is promised for all ages.  Tickets are £5 on the door.
You can have a sneak preview by visiting  their website: www.ckgospelchoir.com

Put on your Christmas jumper, grab a glass of mulled wine, and raise the church roof in an evening of traditional and modern carols that really rock. Now in its ninth year, our creative approach to a traditional carol service is at 5pm on Sunday 14 December.

Join the Middlesex Yeomanry Band and the NPL Choir for an evening of Christmas Carols. Tickets are £10 - please pay by cash or cheque on the door.

We are hosting Alpha Youth during our 4pm service in place of the usual sermon. All ages meet together  during this service.  Alpha Youth gives young people a space to explore their questions about life, faith and purpose. It has been designed to help them engage with the core ideas of the Christian faith in a way that is relevant, accessible and engaging. We also believe this will be a valuable opportunity for the whole church family. It offers all of us the chance to grow in faith—whatever stage of life we are at—and to support our young people as they explore theirs. For further details contact Teri-Anne:
teri-anne@hampton-church.org.uk

We are hosting Alpha Youth during our 4pm service in place of the usual sermon. All ages meet together  during this service.  Alpha Youth gives young people a space to explore their questions about life, faith and purpose. It has been designed to help them engage with the core ideas of the Christian faith in a way that is relevant, accessible and engaging. We also believe this will be a valuable opportunity for the whole church family. It offers all of us the chance to grow in faith—whatever stage of life we are at—and to support our young people as they explore theirs. For further details contact Teri-Anne:
teri-anne@hampton-church.org.uk

Join Hilary & Jonathan in church for some general de-cobwebbing, dusting, sweeping and polishing. Refreshments provided!

A special service of remembrance for those who have been recently bereaved. It will include hymns led by the choir, readings and prayers. There will be an opportunity to light a candle in memory of loved ones and refreshments will follow.

Jonathan Williams (Tenor), Kate Ledger (Piano) and Keith Wait (Reader) will present an evening of meditative songs, piano solos and readings from the Eighteenth Century to the present day here at St Mary’s Church on Saturday 1 November at 6.30pm.
Refreshments will be served from 6pm.
The concert is free to attend and there will be a retiring collection in aid of the Bells Restoration Project.

Join us at our annual Harvest Supper for all the family. Great food, great music, great atmosphere. Book your place at hampton-church.org.uk/hogroast

Harvest is our annual celebration of all the gifts God has given us. Rooted in the agricultural past it remains a good reminder of God's generosity in the present. Services at 9.30am, 11am and 4pm.

During the services there will be a collection of goods for the Hampton Foodbank.
Our annual Harvest Hog Roast follows the 4pm service at 5pm in the churchyard.

We all have questions about life, faith, and meaning. Alpha is a chance to explore those questions in a relaxed, friendly environment over food, conversation, and honest discussion. To sign up visit hampton-church.org.uk/alpha

9:30AM - HOLY COMMUNION
A traditional Holy Communion service with organ-led worship and a choir.

11AM - PRAISE HOLY COMMUNION
This is a more informal and relaxed Holy Communion service led by our worship band.

4PM AFTERNOON PRAISE
Do you have sporting commitments on Sunday mornings that prevent you from coming to church? This informal service of prayer and praise led by or Worship Band might just be the thing for you.

6.30pm - EVENSONG
A gentle traditional Service of Evening Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer.

Cello and Piano Recital in aid of the Good Seeds Education Programme.
Concert at 7.30.
Refreshments from 6.30.
Tchaikovsky Autumn Song
Ravel Posthume Sonata
The Last Rose of Summer (Irish Folk)
Popper Herbstblume
Gabor Autumn
Wedgewood Falling
McDowell sketches
& more...
Cello - Amy Gould
Piano - David Harrod
Tickets £14 in advance, £16 on door.
For reservations please email ticket_2_go@proton.me

Join us on Saturday 7 June at 9:30am as we take part in a special Thy Kingdom Come prayer walk in the lead-up to Pentecost. We’ll be praying for God’s Kingdom to come in Hampton—seeking His presence, love, and blessing for everyone who lives and works in our community.

This year, the Diocese of London is inviting churches to ask:
"What would it look like for the whole Church in London to pray for the whole city, street by street?"

As part of this initiative, we’ll be logging our prayer route on a digital map to show how our local walk contributes to a citywide effort to cover the M25 London area in prayer.

Between now and Pentecost, why not turn your regular walks into prayer walks? You can log your route on the digital map at:  Map – Your Kingdom Come Here  .

Let’s join together in praying for Hampton—and beyond.

Barnaby Silverstone (RCM) will play:
G.F. Handel - Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
Paul Hindemith - Organ Sonata No. 1:
i. Mäßig schnell: lebhaft
ii. Sehr langsam
iii. Phantasie, frei
iv. Ruhig bewegt
Sigfrid Karg-Elert - Kyrie from ‘Cathedral Windows’
Judith Bingham - St Bride, assisted by angels
J.S. Bach - Prelude and Fugue in G major BWV 541
This is a free concert with a retiring collection.

You are invited to join us at St Mary’s for a shared moment of celebration as we commemorate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. Photographic display of Hampton during WW2 courtesy of John Sheaf, live music in the churchyard, Traditional English Tea Tent, Bar, Barbecue, Bouncy Castle, Crypt Tours and visits to the bell-ringing room. Pop in for an hour or stay all day!

A meeting for the election of churchwardens will be held in church on Monday 28 April at 7.30pm.

Join us for an evening of music and celebration as The Central Band of the Royal British Legion presents a programme of popular and uplifting music, including popular classics and familiar pieces from stage and screen. The band is 81 years old this year ( hoorah!) and its founding purpose is to support the fund-raising work of the Royal British Legion and the Poppy Appeal, to which all proceeds from the concert will go. The Central Band is conducted by 3 times BAFTA winner Captain David Cole, OBE, RVO. He was Director of Music of the Royal Marines and personal conductor to her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. He is the musical director of the RBL’s annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.
Tickets for this event can be booked at HERE

Join us at any of our four services on Easter Sunday to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Dawn service at 5am in the churchyard, Easter Day services at 9.30am and 11am and 4pm in church.

2pm - An Hour at the Cross is a contemplative, traditional Good Friday service.

Starting at Hampton Methodist Church (Percy Road) at 10am, we follow the cross to St Theodore’s Church (Station Road) before finishing with praise and hot cross buns here at St Mary’s.

On Maundy Thursday we celebrate the institution of the Lord’s Supper with a Lamb Supper and Holy Communion at 7pm.

 The service will end with stripping the sanctuary bare, symbolizing the desertion of Jesus by his disciples and the desolation of the night.

A quiet evening service contemplating the Easter message. A great way to end the day in Holy Week.

A quiet evening service contemplating the Easter message. A great way to end the day in Holy Week.