We are a group of people who would welcome you to be part of our church 'family'. If you are struggling, we will listen carefully and offer loving understanding. With your permission, we’ll pray with/for you. This can be confidential.
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We all meet together on Sundays, when there are Children's and Youth activities and a creche provided by experienced DBS-checked leaders.
Our mid-week small groups are informal, and held in members' homes.
We have a weekly parents and baby/toddler group on Fridays in Thames Ditton.
We have a fortnightly social group for over-60s called Elderberries which meets in Surbiton
From time to time, we have men's social activities.
From time to time, we have women's social activities.
We meet in the mornings at 10.30am at Speer Road URC, Thames Ditton.
We meet in the afternoons at 4.30pm at New Malden URC, Malden Road, New Malden.
We meet together on Sunday mornings and Sunday afternoons. In addition, we have small mid-week groups at venues around the borough. We also have a social group for over-60s
Feel free to wear whatever makes you comfortable. We are informal.
Everyone is welcome, with no formality.
Please look at our website or call the office for up-to-date information. You can also check our Facebook page.
King’s Church always supported us. Having people around to talk to and pray over us was something we deeply needed as a family, we didn’t feel alone.
King's Church Kingston
19 Portsmouth Road
Kingston
KT1 2QX
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