Welcome to The Parish of Addlestone
St Paul's Church, on the corner of Church Road & School Lane, Addlestone Surrey

We are people trying to walk with God, bringing to him and to each other
our problems and our questions, our hopes and our joys.  Before the mystery
of God, answers may be hard to find.  But we know that we receive through
Jesus Christ the love and forgiveness we need, and the strength of the Holy
Spirit to go on

With a varied pastoral team, both lay and clergy, we try to offer to each
and all a wide range of worship and other activities, and other
possibilities to talk, to listen and to share

With God, you are always welcome

Private Prayer

St Augustine's Chapel is normally open daily from 9am to 5pm for private prayer although regrettably this facility is not

available at present until addtional security has been installed

There is a new direct entrance to this Chapel from the car park

The entrance offers disabled/wheelchair access and has automatic doors, opened by pressing a panel

Healing Ministry

Christian Healing is an integral part of the life of our Church which encompasses all areas of our lives.

We have a team of 10 people involved in this ministry.

Laying-on of hands and prayers are offered each Sunday by two of the team for anyone seeking healing of body, mind, spirit, emotions or relationships for themselves or others.

This takes place in St Augustine 's Chapel from communion until the end of the church service.

African Childrens Choir - 300 people packed the Church for this concert (16th May 2007)

St Paul 's - One year on from re-opening

Mothering Sunday, 25th March 2007

The re-born St Paul's celebrated Mothering Sunday, 1 year less one day since re-opening on Mothering Sunday 2006

The Parish of Addlestone is a Fairtrade Parish and we aim to make Addlestone a Fairtrade Town

Now with the support of Runnymeded Borough Council

Click on Fairtrade in the left-hand menu to see how you can  help

Come to the wine-tasting & fashion show at 7pm on Saturday 22nd September

Visit the Fairtrade web site by clicking here

We are part of the Diocese of Guildford which is itself part of the Church of England