Our Churches are Slowly Re-Opening yet Worship Continues Online

Although the Government has not suspended public worship during this lockdown, all but three churches in the Deanery took the difficult decision to close for in-person worship but all still remained open for private prayer.

Churches are slowly reopening to congregations. See below for more details and for links to online services.

Holy Trinity Barnes

*Visit* htbarnes.org at 10am on Sundays or click here if you miss the service.

St Michael and All Angels, Barnes

Watch services online via Facebook and You Tube. Email admin@stmichaelbarnes.org to join Morning Prayer via Zoom.

From Sunday 21st February the 8am Low Mass returns.
From Ash Wednesday onwards, Morning Prayer will not take place on Zoom but in person only.

St Mary, Barnes

Services continue to be streamed. *Click* here for Morning Prayer and click here for recorded Sunday services

Holy Trinity, Richmond

St Anne, Kew

Click here to join St Anne’s, Kew 10am every Sunday. Join St Anne’s for Morning Prayer via Zoom at 8:45am every day except Sunday (email nigel.worn@gmail.com). The church is open for private prayer on weekdays between 10.00–11.00 a.m.

St Anne’s re-opened for public worship from Ash Wednesday.
Weekly Sunday services 8am and 10am. Booking is essential. Please email saintannekew@gmail.com before 11.00am on the Friday before the Service. 10.00 services will be live streamed.

St Richard, Ham

Click here for Sunday Sermons from Rev Simon Coupland and regular reflections from Rev Sarah Atkins. The church will be open for private prayer on Sunday mornings between 10 and 11.30 am, with social distancing. Pictures, prayers and Bible verses on the screen aid in quiet reflection with a 20-minute rolling programme. Tuesday morning service via Zoom, email strichardsvicar@btinternet.com to join.

Christ Church East Sheen

Click here for weekly Sunday videos. The Church is open for private prayer 2-4pm every day. Public worship resumes 28th February.

All Saints East Sheen

Public worship is continuing ,10am Eucharist on Sunday mornings and is also livestreamed (*Click* here). Evensong at 6pm on weekdays and Morning Worship on Thursdays at 10am continue on Zoom. Email alexbarrow1@gmail.com if you wish to join.

St Mary the Virgin, Mortlake

Click here to join live worship, 10am each Sunday. The church is open for private prayer 12 noon to 2pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Public worship resumes 28th February.

Richmond Team Ministry

Live streamed service on www.facebook.com/StJohntheDivineRTM 11am each Sunday. The Church is open for private prayer on Tuesdays between 10.00am-12.00noon.

Public worship resumed and St Mary Magdalene on Ash Wednesday

The weekly pattern of services during Lent, from 18 February, will be as follows:

Sunday

08:00am Holy Communion (BCP)

09.30am Eucharist (with music by 1-3 singers and organist, as per government and CofE guidelines), also to be live streamed

Wednesday

10:00am Eucharist

Saturday

12noon Eucharist (following the church being open for private prayer 10:00-12:00)

St Matthias is closed for public worship.

The Sunday service at St Matthias (at 9.30am) will be via Zoom – please email anne.crawford@richmondteamministry.org for log-in details.
Click here for orders of service and readings.

Visit www.richmondteamministry.org/messages for links to virtual services, sermons, thoughts and other useful resources.

There is morning prayer from Monday to Thursday via Zoom email admin@richmondteamministry.org.

St Luke’s and the Barn Church, Kew

*In-person worship resumes at both churches on Sunday 21st March. Services at St Luke’s will be live-streamed on* Facebook.

St Peter’s, Petersham

St Peter’s is open for services 9:30am each Sunday.

The Church of England

Services from Southwark Cathedral

Southwark Cathedral will continue to stream Morning Prayer from the Cathedral each day at 9am. Night Prayer will continue to be streamed at 8pm Monday to Saturday and at 6pm on Sunday. The Sunday Eucharist will be streamed at 11am. These can all be found on the Cathedral website and the Cathedral Facebook and YouTube channels.

Richmond and Barnes Deanery