Parish of South Beddington and Roundshaw

South Beddington and Roundshaw benefits from two churches within one parish. Mother Berni Excell looks after both the modern St Paul's church in Mollison Drive (next door to the Phoenix Centre) and the rather more traditional St Michael and All Angels on Milton Road. Both have lively and friendly congregations that support one another.  You are invited to join for Mass on Sundays (8.30 at St Pauls, 10.30 at St Michael's) and midweek on Wednesdays at St Pauls at 10.30

Our doors are open at both churches across the week (although not currently all day or every day) and you are welcome, whether you wish to sit quietly or join with others for prayer, worship and/or activities and chat.  At St Paul's we are delighted to have many partners offering their services in our midst, from AA to Mencap, the Women's Centre to a range of health partners and Wallington Community Wellbeing Charity.  Do check our main church page for more detail.

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Morning Prayer at St Michael's

Every Tuesday and Wednesday at for 30 mins
St Michael & All Angels, South Beddington
Milton Road Wallington, SM6 9RP, United Kingdom
St Paul's, Roundshaw
Mollison Drive, Roundshaw Estate Wallington, SM6 9HG, United Kingdom

A short service using Common Worship Daily Prayer - psalm, readings, prayer, reflection. All are welcome. You can access a copy here to use at home or on the go at anytime: https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-service-daily-prayer

Morning Meditation at St Paul’s

Every Wednesday at for 15 mins
St Paul's, Roundshaw
Mollison Drive, Roundshaw Estate Wallington, SM6 9HG, United Kingdom

Step inside for a few minutes as we start the day with a 10 minute guided reflection from 24:7. Stay for a cuppa or head back upon your way. All are welcome. Lectio365 24:7 prayer is downloadable as an App to access anytime on the move or at home. A great way to join with others in daily prayer.

Qi Gong & Mahjong (& games) in partnership with Sutton Mental Health Foundation and Open to All

Wednesday 15 April 2026, Wednesday 29 April 2026, Wednesday 13 May 2026, Wednesday 27 May 2026, Wednesday 10 June 2026, Wednesday 24 June 2026 Wednesday at for 3 hours, 15 mins
St Paul's, Roundshaw
Mollison Drive, Roundshaw Estate Wallington, SM6 9HG, United Kingdom

We are delighted to be working in partnership with Sutton Mental Health Foundation to offer these drop in sessions on alternate Wednesdays at St Paul's. No need to book and no experience of either needed. These are fun, open sessions to introduce us gently and for any who wish to simply drop by for a cuppa to do so. There will be listening ears available throughout for anyone who'd like some 1:1 time to chat but otherwise enjoy making new friends and connecting with old. All are welcome. 15/29 April, 13/27 May, 10/24 June

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Further sessions will be added as we assess interest levels

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Safeguarding

Our Parish is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO). Our Diocese’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the PSO (Sally Page for St Paul's, Jenina Namweru for St Michael's) or the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor (Pamela Chisholm, 020 7939 9423 or out of hours, 020 3874 6743). If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.

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