Facilities and features
Accessibility
On Sunday mornings, we allow those who have impaired mobility to park on the church property.
There is a ramp up to our side door
There is a ramp up to our side door but there are stairs only to the upper hall.
We are very close to Tooting Broadway Underground Station and on bus routes.
Our communion bread is gluten free
Assistance dogs are welcome
There is one accessible toilet
This is available in the main part of church
Parking is currently available at our evening service, or at our morning service for those with mobility needs
We have large print bibles available on the way in
These are available in one of the toilets
Our Building
Built: 1833
Architect: T W Atkinson
Listing: grade 2
The building was completed in 1833 following the closure and subsequent demolition of the Anglo Saxon church nearby. It is a spare Gothic style in Gault brick with limestone dressings with a long aisleless nave and high square tower. Subsequently the present transepts and vestries and chancel were built in a red brick with tiled roofs.
We have toilets upstairs and downstairs, including an accessible toilet and baby changing facilities
Music and Worship
This is a Father Willis organ. We sometimes use the organ in our services, especially at Christmas and for funerals.
We sing a variety of songs and hymns, led by a small worship band.
Groups, Courses and Activities
We have children's groups on a Sunday morning for 0-14 years and on Sunday afternoon for 14-18 year olds.
AA meet in our building on Thursday evenings
Church family members are encouraged to be a part of a regular bible study group. We have groups that meet on Tuesdays or Wednesdays each week in the evening in homes in term time and another women's bible study that meets on Tuesday mornings at the church. We also have weekly bible studies on a Thursday during the daytime for those over 60.
We regularly offer to run a Questioning Christianity. Do be in touch if you would like to join us for our next course.
We run family friendly events throughout the year, such as an Easter trails event, a Holiday at Home event for over 60s, a Holiday Club for primary-aged children, a Pumpkin Party and in conjunction with Wandsworth Council, a Christmas in the Yard event which includes the Tooting Christmas tree lights switch on.
We also host a Farmer's Market in our Churchyard on the 4th Saturday of the month, beginning in April 2026.
In the summer we run a holiday bible club for primary school ages and a holiday at home club for those over 60.
Spires (https://www.spires.org.uk/) use our facilities to run a homeless outreach drop-in on Monday mornings.
On the first Thursday of each month we run a group called Engage for those over 60 to come together for tea and cake, games or craft, singing and bible talk. Throughout the year we have special events, such as a Christmas Dinner, as well as our popular Holiday at Home.
We run two groups for babies and toddlers during the week.
Bumps and Babies, Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am during term time for parents-to-be, parents and non-mobile babies.
Friday Frogs, Fridays 9:30-11am during term time.
We run two groups for babies and toddlers during the week.
Bumps and Babies, Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am during term time for parents-to-be, parents and non-mobile babies.
Friday Frogs, Fridays 9:30-11am during term time.