Join us for a solemn and sacred Maundy Thursday service as we gather to remember the final night Jesus shared with His disciples. Through the ancient traditions of Holy Communion and the washing of feet, we step into the story of the Servant-King. We will reflect on the 'Mandatum'—the new commandment to love one another as He has loved us—and conclude the evening in the hallowed silence of the stripping of the altar. Come prepared for a night of deep prayer and humble fellowship.

Each weekday morning we join together at 9a.m. for this simple act of worship. To follow the service go to our FaceBook page. The liturgy for that day can be found on the Church of England website under 'Worship and Prayer' - follow the links to 'morning prayer contemporary'

Good Friday is a day to pause and dwell in the mystery of the Passion. We have curated three opportunities for our community to engage with the story of the Cross at every level:

We begin at 10:30 AM with our Children’s Stations, where our youngest members will learn about Jesus' journey through craft, storytelling, singing, and prayer.

At 2:00 PM, we enter into the Great Silence for a traditional service of Veneration—a time to physically and spiritually honour the wood of the Cross.

Finally, at 4:00 PM, we will host a screening of The Passion of the Christ, providing a vivid and challenging visual meditation on the events of that first Good Friday.

Come for one, or stay for all, as we prepare our hearts for the joy of the Resurrection.

Friday evenings in term-time from 6-8pm at St Andrew's Church, and in partnership with Fulham School who share access to their sports pitch.
Our W14 Group is brilliant for those who enjoy sport, in particular football - we have a professional coach to teach and facilitate matches on the astro-turf pitch at the school. Not into sport? That's OK too! We also offer activities, games, craft and a place to chill - as well as snacks. We run trips and a summer residential.

*The club is free. However, when a new member wishes to join, a parent/carer must accompany them for the first session to fill in a consent form.

For more information or any questions, please contact Jacob our Youth Worker: [email protected]

At St Andrew’s we are committed to worshipping God with creativity and confidence within the broad tradition of the Church of England. The Eucharist, Scripture, and prayer are at the heart of our worship, enriched by a strong musical tradition.

The main act of worship is on a Sunday morning, but gatherings continue on Sunday evenings, and throughout the week. The building is open daily for private prayer.