St Paul's Harringay

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St Paul's Harringay

The local Church of England parish church for Harringay. We love Jesus, love people and love Harringay. Sunday services in-person at 8.30am and 10:30am.

Sunday service live-streamed at 10:30am on YouTube. Sunday Services:
9.30am Communion Service
11.00am Informal Service (also live streamed)

Buses
141 and 341 to Green Lanes

Train Stations
Harringay and Harringay Green Lanes

Parking
Free parking on Sundays but residential parking restrictions Mon - Fri
Church hall car park available on Saturday by arrangement

Nearest Tube
Turnpike Lane and Manor House

06/03/2026

New Sunday service times start THIS Sunday, 8th March at 8:30am & 10:30am. See you there😊🙏

02/03/2026

Just a quick reminder - Our new Sunday service times start this Sunday, 8th March, 8:30am and 10:30am. We can’t wait to see you there.

23/02/2026

Just under two weeks to go before our new service times change. Thank you to everyone who has been supportive our new times. We’re hoping this change brings the opportunity to grow disciples, love Jesus and our neighbours more.🙏

22/03/2025

We hope to see you all over the Easter period 🙌🏾

07/01/2025

Please help us share this and come forward if you have any information about how Jonah Ho-Shue died. He was a son of St Paul's Harringay. You could ease the pain by helping his family find justice.

23/11/2024

Christmas 2024!

Please join us over Christmas to celebrate the festive season. The festivities will begin on Saturday 30 November 2024 with our Christmas and Carols event!

We hope to see you there! 🎄 🎶

10/11/2024

‘I myself have lost my closest chum.’

In recent years I’ve picked one soldier from the list of many Harringay men who gave their lives in wars, and told their story. As usual, I’m indebted to Bethany Burrow Atherton for doing all the research.
If you go into the entrance and turn left, you’ll see the war memorial that we unveiled exactly one year ago. Look on the left hand column, under ‘C’, and you’ll find the name Edwin Croager.
Edwin, or ‘Teddy’ as he was known, lived in Harringay 110 years ago, and was a member of St Paul’s. He was in the choir as a 14 year-old, and he was in the Young Men’s Bible Class. When he left school he got a job as a clerk.
When the First World War broke out Teddy joined the Army, did three months training in Watford, and then left for France in the spring of 1915.
Two months later he found himself at a village called Festubert. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig ordered an attack, and over two weeks Teddy and the Allied forces gained 1km of ground, but at the cost of 16,000 Allied soldiers’ lives.
Swipe for full story ➡️

09/11/2024

SAVE THE DATE: Saturday 30 November 2024: 2 - 4pm 🗓️

To kickstart the Christmas festivities, please join us as St Paul’s for our Christmas carols and crafts event! 🎨🎹🎄

Free entry and refreshments and is suitable for all ages.

We hope to see you there! 🙌🏽

14/08/2024

SAVE THE DATE!
We will be having our Harringay Village Fete on Saturday 14th September 2024 from 12pm - 4pm 🗓️

It will be a fun filled day with activities, baking competitions, delicious food and treats for all! 🍔🌭🥗🍦🍨

We hope to see you all there! 🥳🙌🏽

01/07/2024

Revive 2024! 🙌🏽

Address

St Paul's Church, Wightman Road
London
N41RW

Website

http://www.stpaulsharringay.com/

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