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A church in Woldingham was first mentioned in 1270; that church being then, as now, St Agatha's, about half a mile south of the village green. With the growth of the village's population in Victorian times, a new, larger, wooden church dedicated to St Paul, was built in 1905 on the site of the current village hall.
However, as Woldingham continued to grow in the 1920s and 1930s, Mr Alexander Shaw, later Lord Craigmyle, in memory of his father, the Earl of Inchcape, decided to donate a new St Paul's to the village.
The church was designed by Sir Herbert Baker in a medieval style and built of flint and stone in 1933. The lettering "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace" behind the alter is set in agates donated by the Nizam of Hyderabad. The colourful, stained-glass windows were designed by Douglas Strachan and H Hendrie.
In 2007, a new church room, in total harmony with the style of the existing building, was added to St Paul's.
For further information about St Paul's, click on 'About the Church' under 'Related Pages' below.
In recent years, St Paul's has been blessed to see a growing attendance of new worshippers, particularly amongst young families moving to the village.
All Christians, as well as non-Christians, are welcome to visit St Paul's.
However, as Woldingham continued to grow in the 1920s and 1930s, Mr Alexander Shaw, later Lord Craigmyle, in memory of his father, the Earl of Inchcape, decided to donate a new St Paul's to the village.
The church was designed by Sir Herbert Baker in a medieval style and built of flint and stone in 1933. The lettering "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace" behind the alter is set in agates donated by the Nizam of Hyderabad. The colourful, stained-glass windows were designed by Douglas Strachan and H Hendrie.
In 2007, a new church room, in total harmony with the style of the existing building, was added to St Paul's.
For further information about St Paul's, click on 'About the Church' under 'Related Pages' below.
In recent years, St Paul's has been blessed to see a growing attendance of new worshippers, particularly amongst young families moving to the village.
All Christians, as well as non-Christians, are welcome to visit St Paul's.
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Reverend Charles Bradshaw
The Rectory, Station Road, Woldingham, Surrey CR3 7DD
Tel: 01883 652192
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Sunday
Sunday Club for 4 to 13 year olds
Our Sunday Club meets every Sunday in the new church room adjacent to St Paul's Church at 9.45am except when there is a Family Eucharist (usually first Sunday of the month) in the Church or during school holiday periods.
Every second third fourth and fifth Sunday at 9:45 AM
Our Sunday Club meets every Sunday in the new church room adjacent to St Paul's Church at 9.45am except when there is a Family Eucharist (usually first Sunday of the month) in the Church or during school holiday periods.
Every second third fourth and fifth Sunday at 9:45 AM
Sung Eucharist every Sunday
Our main service of the week when all ages come together to worship God in words and song. There are facilities for little ones while children of 4 to 13 years old are invited to join our Sunday Club which is held in the adjacent church room. Our Family Sung Eucharist is on the first Sunday of the month except in August and school holidays. Everyone is welcome and to join us for tea or coffee afterwards in our church room.
Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Our main service of the week when all ages come together to worship God in words and song. There are facilities for little ones while children of 4 to 13 years old are invited to join our Sunday Club which is held in the adjacent church room. Our Family Sung Eucharist is on the first Sunday of the month except in August and school holidays. Everyone is welcome and to join us for tea or coffee afterwards in our church room.
Every Sunday at 10:00 AM for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Evensong
Evensong is usually held every first and third Sunday of the month at 6.00pm. Check above for notices of when Evensong will not be held.
Every first and third Sunday at 6:00 PM for ¾ hour
Evensong is usually held every first and third Sunday of the month at 6.00pm. Check above for notices of when Evensong will not be held.
Every first and third Sunday at 6:00 PM for ¾ hour
Thursday
Church Prayer Group
Church Prayer Group meets every Thursday in St Paul's between 7.30pm and 8.30pm to pray for the work of the Church and for the sick.
Every Thursday at 7:30 PM for 1 hour
Church Prayer Group meets every Thursday in St Paul's between 7.30pm and 8.30pm to pray for the work of the Church and for the sick.
Every Thursday at 7:30 PM for 1 hour
Friday
Church Choir Rehearsal
The Church Choir meets for rehearsal. If you can sing, David Ridout, our church organist, would be delighted to see you. Even if you cannot commit yourself to come regularly, we would love to see you. We need sopranos and basses!
Every Friday at 7:30 PM for 1½ hours
The Church Choir meets for rehearsal. If you can sing, David Ridout, our church organist, would be delighted to see you. Even if you cannot commit yourself to come regularly, we would love to see you. We need sopranos and basses!
Every Friday at 7:30 PM for 1½ hours
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A Church Near You ID: 579
Built: 1933
Architect: Sir Herbert Baker
Style of worship: Central
Our Patron: The Bishop
Built: 1933
Architect: Sir Herbert Baker
Style of worship: Central
Our Patron: The Bishop
Archdeaconry: REIGATE (372)
Deanery: CATERHAM (37206)
Benefice: Caterham (St Mary) (St Laurence) (St Paul) (St John) (37/059BK)
Parish Legal Name: WOLDINGHAM (370107)
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