Our prayers are with the royal family at this time. May she rest in peace and rise in glory.

Congratulations to Ash and Katie who were married at St Mark’s yesterday. We wish you all the best.

We are celebrating the HRH the Queen’s Jubilee at our service at 10am this Sunday. We will be ringing our bell again after a break of over four years. There doesn’t appear to be a national bell ringing moment so we are going to give it a good ring when we sing the national anthem at the end of the service.

From the following Sunday we will be ringing it again at 9.55am on a Sunday morning.

We are delighted to host this new venture by ACTIVATE.

A church with dance, sport, worship and food Sundays 4.00-5.30pm.

All ages welcome!

Contact office@activatechurch.org.uk for more information

EASTER SERVICES

MAUNDY THURSDAY 6.30PM
GOOD FRIDAY 2PM
EASTER MORNING 6.30AM AND 10AM

Two year’s ago we went into lockdown the day before Mothering Sunday. This year we are celebrating all who care for others in a mothering role. We have space to remember those we love and see no longer and those with whom we have a co placated relationship. Revd Chris Kennedy is our guest preacher.

We are saying goodbye to Nick on Tuesday 15th March at 10am. If you are travelling by car there is free parking on the roads around the church but with a school and orthodontist on the road please leave yourself enough time to find a parking space. We are on the 281/285 bus route and near Teddington and Hampton Wick stations.

We have accessible toilets and a ramp but no disabled parking space so if you need this let us know and we can put out bollards. Please contact us through vicar@stmarkteddington.uk

Our service is at noon on the 2nd of March up at the high altar.

Please use the main doors as the ward surgery is happening in the family chapel.

This offering comes from the Vicarage. Jacob is in front of the camera and singing. Peter is behind the camera and did the edit.

Happy Christmas from all of us however and where ever you celebrate.

we have around 800 angels that will be flying onto hedges and railings and maybe the horse trough on Kingston Lane today and tomorrow. They are a gift and bring a message of joy, hope, peace and love.