A warm parent, baby and toddler group where parents can meet other parents, chat and watch their little ones explore the world. Running during term time.
No need to book in advance.

Drop in into our warm space for a free hot drink, a friendly space and a chat. It also includes a community lunch twice a month, please check our website for the dates.
Our Place of Welcome belongs to a growing network of Places of Welcome that are run by local community groups who want to make sure everyone in your area has a place to go for conversation and a cup of tea if and when they need it.
A map of all the Places of Welcome can be found at: www.placesofwelcome.org.uk

Every little pick helps! We want everyone to be able to look after our beautiful planet, starting on our door step. So we have invested in litter pickers (for adults and children) with hi vis jackets & a new motto 'the less rubbish church'! They are always available from 10am before our services ... so that anyone can grab one and join the litter picking to help us keep the grounds around the Church and the Common free of litter.

Alternating Morning Worship and Holy Communion at 10.30am.
See the Parish website for full details

We celebrate baptisms as part of our services bringing the whole church together and welcoming together the baptised into our church community.

A warm welcome, friendly faces and a homemade soup with bread. Join us for our community lunches, open to all, fortnightly on Thursdays at 1pm. Check our websites for dates.

A carol service for everyone of every age with a chance to sing some of your favourite carols and enjoy the all-age Christmas vibes as young people and children perform and read as well .

Come and join us for a traditional for a Carol Service with Battersea Welcome Refugees, held at St Michael’s, Cobham Close.

Join us for some Sing-a-long Carols with players from the London City Brass band!

Always a lot of fun to do, this is a great family event to come too on the cusp of Christmas Day. As we normally do, we are inviting you to come dressed up as one of the Nativity’s character and take a part in the St Barnabas nativity scene.

Such a great tradition - going to church on Christmas morning. It’s always lovely to welcome visitors, spending Christmas in Battersea too.
Starting at 10.00am and over within the hour with an age-appropriate sermon, it means you can come to church and still have plenty of time to prep the veg when you get back home.

Join us for 45 minutes of informal and creative worship with simple craft and catchy songs. It is a child friendly service designed with babies, toddlers and kids.

The Book of Common Prayer service normally held on the 3rd Sunday of the month.

Once a month, wewe create space for a more contemplative form of worship.
Lasting 40mns, this service of prayer with communion includes a seasonal liturgy, 20 minutes of silence, and a few Taizé chants as we break bread together.

A series of sermon to hope and act with creation