Facilities and features
Accessibility
There are three toilets, including one for Disabled people, in the Church in the north-west corner adjacent to the Parish room.
Baby changing facilities are provided in one of the toilets that are in the Church in the north-west corner adjacent to the Parish room.
Car parking is available in the path that leads to the church but only on the side without wooden bollards. Please use the church car park to turn your vehicle or use this space to drop off less mobile passengers.
A toilet for Disabled people is provided in the Church in the north-west corner adjacent to the Parish room.
We have no special expertise in this and everyone is welcome. Please let us know how we may help.
There is a car park immediately adjacent to the church which may be used as a drop off or for parking for Disabled badge holders. There is wheelchair access via a side entrance, please ask at the main entrance.
Wheelchair access is via a side entrance, please ask at the main entrance.
We no longer have a hearing loop however we have installed a high quality sound system.
Large print versions of the readings are available.
Assistance dogs are most welcome.
We have no special expertise in this and everyone is welcome. Please let us know how we may help.
If you require gluten-free Communion wafers please let one of the clergy know before the service commences.
Our Building
Many of the church windows are made of stained glass, the large East window depicts the story of St Augustine of Canterbury.
The Grade 2 listed building is a fine example of the Victorian 'mock-Gothic' style and is enhanced by its woodland setting. The church contains a number of works of art.
Music and Worship
A solitary bell is rung before the start of each Sunday morning service. Please ask if you would like to have a go.
Concerts happen throughout the year and details are posted on this website.
The church has a fine organ and occasionally a grand piano is used to accompany the hymns and songs.
Choral Evensong is held at 6pm on the First Sunday of the month and uses the Liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer.
Experienced singers who can read music and sing parts are welcome to enquire about joining the choir that sings a monthly Choral Evensong and for other special services. Please visit the Choir page on this website.
Groups, Courses and Activities
Bible Studies are planned for May and November and details will be posted in due course. All are most welcome.
The Café is held on most Saturdays from 10am - 11.30am. Come and enjoy tea, coffee and other beverages plus home made cakes and savouries. The Café takes place in the Parish Room where there is often an art exhibition.
Help for Visitors
The Café is held on most Saturdays from 10am - 11.30am. Come and enjoy tea, coffee and other beverages plus home made cakes and savouries. This Café takes place in the Parish Room where there is often an art exhibition.
Apart from services, the inside of the church can most easily be viewed when the Café takes place on most Saturdays from 10am - 11.30am.
A water bowl is placed near the outside bench. It may be replenished from the tap by the side door.
Other Features
There is a collection box for the Foodbank in the church and food is taken regularly to the Lewisham foodbank. The church is open for services and the Café on Saturdays between 10am and 11.30am.