St Mary's Church, Battersea

St Mary's Church, Battersea We are a warm, welcoming Church of England parish serving the riverside neighbourhood of North Battersea. Services at 8.30am, 11am and 6.30pm every Sunday.

Sitting spectacularly on the bank of the River Thames, St Mary's Church is the third church on this site. Today it is home to a lively and hospitable congregation of all ages, backgrounds, cultures and races. We run a wide-ranging progamme of services, events, groups and activities built around a generous vision of the Christian faith. St Mary's is the parish church of Battersea and, if you live i

n north Battersea, between Chelsea Bridge and Battersea Heliport, it's likely that we're you're local Church of England Church. St Mary's is a historic building: William Blake was married here; J M W Turner painted here; Benedict Arnold is buried here.

This coming Sunday April 12th is our Annual Parochial Church Meeting. 9.30 for bacon sarnies, 10.00 for the meeting. We’...
09/04/2026

This coming Sunday April 12th is our Annual Parochial Church Meeting.

9.30 for bacon sarnies, 10.00 for the meeting. We’ll have a chance to review 2025 through our reports, and to discuss our work-in-progress mission action plan.

All very welcome to come and take part. Papers available at the meeting; electronic copies will also be sent to Electoral Roll members and those who receive our e-newsletter.

A beautiful Vigil yesterday to kick off Easter…in the middle of Storm Dave!Alleluia, Christ is Risen!
05/04/2026

A beautiful Vigil yesterday to kick off Easter…in the middle of Storm Dave!

Alleluia, Christ is Risen!

Snaps from this year’s Maundy Thursday altar of repose.
04/04/2026

Snaps from this year’s Maundy Thursday altar of repose.

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