As well as our own Services and events, we are delighted to host many more events in our church and hall, ranging from those supporting local community groups to performances by internationally-acclaimed musicians.

For a full listing of events open to the public that are occurring soon, visit our website 'What's On' page: https://www.stmarytwick.org.uk/whatson

The Church will be open on Sundays at 9.30 am for the Celebration of the Holy Eucharist with music from the organ and parish choir.

COVID ADVICE - Updated June 2023

Some members of the community remain vulnerable to serious infection. So we ask you to show consideration to others.

1. Please do not come to the church if you are displaying any Covid, bad cold or ‘flu symptoms. You are strongly advised to self-isolate if you test positive for Covid.

2. To respect the sensitivities and health of all your fellow worshippers, you are encouraged to:
- use our hand sanitisers
- donate by cash or card to the offertory collection when entering or leaving.

3. Masks do offer a level of protection to others and to yourself, so we are happy if you wear one! Masks are available on request.

Children are an important part of our church community and are welcome to remain in church with their parents during our services.

We offer the following Sunday morning groups specifically for infants, children and young persons

LITTLE FISH

Our 'Little Fish' group is for newborns to 3.5 year olds and their carer during the 9.30am Sunday services, re-starting after the Christmas break on 12th January 2025. This will run every Sunday in term-time, except third Sundays, when families join the whole service in church.

Please join us in the Vestry after the gradual hymn (the one before the Gospel) for bible stories, songs, prayer and a snack. We will return to church in time for Communion.

Contact Sarah Waller on [email protected] for more details.

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Our 3-5.5yrs, 5.5yrs-9yrs and our 9+ Sunday schools run every week at 9.30 in term time, excluding 3rd Sundays of the month when we all worship together in the Church.

We offer an informal act of worship for Scramblers and Explorers in the Church Hall followed by Sunday School activities for different age groups:

​Scamblers - for 3-5½ year olds
The session includes a Bible story or song and the opportunity to make something related to the theme of the session. Parents collect their children and return to church for Communion.

Explorers - for 5½ - 8 year olds
The session usually includes discussion and often a game followed by an activity based around a Bible story. The children are brought back to church in time for Communion.

Adventurers & SMG - for 8 years and above.
Our 8-11s and 11+ groups meet together to share the gospel of the day or a Bible reading. It is a chance for them to worship together, be curious about Christianity and wonder about life. The group returns to the church in time for the Eucharistic Prayer as preparation for receiving Communion (if they have chosen to be admitted to taking Communion before Confirmation).

Please contact Julie Hall for more details at:
[email protected]

PASSION SUNDAY - A Sequence of music and readings with the Marble Hill Singers, conducted by Rebecca Taylor.

To include music by Allegri, Holst, Palestrina and Ola Gjeilo.

Free entry - retiring collection

Our Minnows group for parents and carers with children aged 0-4 years returns for 2025!​

Join us for a friendly welcome and relaxed time to chat, with refreshments, playtime and singing.

When: Monday mornings 09:30 to 11:15 in term-time.
Spring Term Dates:
13 January
20 January
27 January
3 February
10 February
then
3 March
10 March
17 March
24 March

This Lent, we meet on Monday evenings and Tuesday afternoons to examine five different aspects of the scriptures:

Mon/Tues 10/11th March: The Patriarchs and Matriarchs of the Old Testament.
Mon/Tues 17/18th March: The Prophets and Psalms of the Old Testament.
Mon/Tues 24/25th March: The Person and Preaching of Jesus in the Gospels.
Mon 31 March/Tues 1st April: The writings of the Apostle S Paul.
Mon/Tues 7/8th April: The Acts of the Apostles.

The Monday evening sessions begin at 7.30 pm and we aim to conclude by 9 pm with prayer.
We will start with an address which talks about the subject in question; we will then split into groups where questions will be raised and discussed - you can either sit and listen or join in with your insights and ideas, as you feel most comfortable. We will then break for refreshments and a time to socialise before reconvening to share thoughts and then we finish with Night Prayer.

Tuesday afternoon sessions begin in the Vestry at 2.30 pm and conclude with tea, served at 3.30 pm.

This Lent, we meet on Monday evenings and Tuesday afternoons to examine five different aspects of the scriptures:

Mon/Tues 10/11th March: The Patriarchs and Matriarchs of the Old Testament.
Mon/Tues 17/18th March: The Prophets and Psalms of the Old Testament.
Mon/Tues 24/25th March: The Person and Preaching of Jesus in the Gospels.
Mon 31 March/Tues 1st April: The writings of the Apostle S Paul.
Mon/Tues 7/8th April: The Acts of the Apostles.

The Monday evening sessions begin at 7.30 pm and we aim to conclude by 9 pm with prayer.
We will start with an address which talks about the subject in question; we will then split into groups where questions will be raised and discussed - you can either sit and listen or join in with your insights and ideas, as you feel most comfortable. We will then break for refreshments and a time to socialise before reconvening to share thoughts and then we finish with Night Prayer.

Tuesday afternoon sessions begin in the Vestry at 2.30 pm and conclude with tea, served at 3.30 pm.

We celebrate Holy Eucharist on most Wednesday mornings at 10am - alternatively, the church is open for private prayer from 10am until 11am.

COVID ADVICE - Updated June 2023

Some members of the community remain vulnerable to serious infection. So we ask you to show consideration to others.

1. Please do not come to the church if you are displaying any Covid, bad cold or ‘flu symptoms. You are strongly advised to self-isolate if you test positive for Covid.

2. To respect the sensitivities and health of all your fellow worshippers, you are encouraged to:
- use our hand sanitisers
- donate by cash or card to the offertory collection when entering or leaving.

3. Masks do offer a level of protection to others and to yourself, so we are happy if you wear one! Masks are available on request.

Held on the second and fourth Sundays of the month, using the Book of Common Prayer

COVID ADVICE - Updated June 2023

Some members of our community remain at risk of serious health consequences if they contract Covid.

So we ask you to show consideration to others.

​ 1. Please do not come to the church if you are displaying any Covid, bad cold or ‘flu symptoms. You are strongly advised to self-isolate if you test positive for Covid.

​ 2. To respect the sensitivities and health of all your fellow worshippers, you are encouraged to:
- use our hand sanitisers
- donate by cash or card to the offertory collection when entering or leaving.

3. Masks do offer a level of protection to others and to yourself, so we are happy if you wear one! Masks are available on request.

Would you like to meet for a cup of tea or coffee and have a chat with some old friends and meet some new ones?
Do join us in St Mary’s Church or Vestry, from 15th January 2025, once a fortnight on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month, 2.30 - 4pm.

.

17th April, MAUNDY THURSDAY

Join us at 7.30pm for our Service of the Last Supper with foot washing, followed by our Gethsemane watch.

You are warmly invited to join with all the local churches and other Christian denominations in this walk, to be led by the Right Reverend Dr. Emma Ineson Bishop of Kensington.

This year the walk will start from the churchyard of St. Mary's Church Twickenham at 9 a.m.
We shall walk along Church Street, King Street and Heath Road to Twickenham Green, where a short service will be held.
Those wishing to join at the Green should arrive by 9.20.

12noon to 2.30pm - Meditations at the Foot of the Cross led by The Bishop of Kensington.

2.30pm - The Liturgy of Good Friday.

We are a multi-faith, ecumenical local group - we meet from 10.30-12.30 on the third Saturday of each month in St Mary’s church hall. .

In recent years, by using the wool that was so kindly donated to us, we were able to give our knitted items - baby blankets, jackets, hats and mittens - to ‘Baby Basics’ in Sunbury and to ‘The Extra Mile’ at Hampton Mission Partnership.

We also made hats, scarves, gloves and children's and adult jumpers that were sent to Ukraine, and shawls and wool hats for the elderly which were then given to ‘The Extra Mile’.

How can you help?

If you have some balls of wool that you can donate, we can turn them into items that are urgently needed, locally and internationally! Please either:
• give them to one of our knitters, or
• bring them to one of our monthly meetings, or
• drop them into our ‘wool donations’ box inside St Mary’s church.

And if you want to join our happy band of knitters, do come along to one of our monthly sessions, or for more details get in touch with our organiser, Lynda Imir, by emailing [email protected]

Thank you – and Happy Knitting Year 2025!

19th April, HOLY SATURDAY

Holy Saturday - A Service of Blessing for all those who are buried in our grounds,
to be held in the Memorial Garden.

19th April, HOLY SATURDAY

Holy Saturday - A Service of Blessing for all those who are buried in our grounds,
to be held in the Memorial Garden.

19th April, HOLY SATURDAY

Holy Saturday - A Service of Blessing for all those who are buried in our grounds,
to be held in the Memorial Garden.

Please join us for our Festival Eucharist and Blessing of the Paschal Candle.