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St John's Wood Church

Prince Albert Rd, London NW8 7NE, United Kingdom

St John's Wood Church
Church
4.6
59 reviews
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GRJJ+6M London, United Kingdom
+44 20 7586 3864
stjohnswoodchurch.org.uk
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Saturday: Close
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Ellen Myrup
Ellen Myrup
This is a friendly welcoming community church. Beautiful, peaceful, open for private prayer, a good place to be. The atmosphere is of this church s special! The outstanding professional choir sings at the 11 o clock Eucarist and at festvals like Christmas, and Easter . The excellent chamber choir which is open to new amateur recruits sings at several occations during the year. The congregation meets for coffee after the family service or over a sherry after the 11 o clock Eucarist and you will find a jolly welcoming crowd of all ages.There is a Tradecraft stall which profit goes firectly to the producers.
David Risley
David Risley
I have only attended evening concerts here and one wedding. It is a pretty space, not overly ornate with a peaceful ambience.Has a modern hall space also which is useful for receptions etc.
Jessica Sinclair
Jessica Sinclair
A Georgian grade 2 listed 1814 of neo classical design by Thomas Hardwick. Originally had extensive cemetery that closed in 1855 and reopened as a public gardens 1886. Supposedly haunted sightings of a galloping highwayman and a victorian little girl.
In 1823 Sir Charles Warwick Bampfylde of the distinguished Devonshire family, was shot on his doorstep in broad daylight by an ex employee J Morland, in a fit of jealousy (his wife still employed there). Bampfylde died after 12 days of the injury. Morland was buried alive with a stake through his stomach at the crossroads outside the front of the church.
On the traffic Island infont of the church is a grade 2 listed bronze statue of a mounted St George killing a hapless dragon. A WW1 memorial, on a plinth of portland stone. Unveiled 1930. By the sculptor C L Hartnell.
Became a parish in it's own right 1952.
Paul and Linda McCartney had their marriage blessings here in 1969.
In close proximity to Lord’s Cricket Ground, The Regent's Canal, London Central Mosque, Regent's Park, London Zoo and Lisson Grove.
Nearest stations are St John's Wood and Marylebone.
Paul J GLEAVE
Paul J GLEAVE
Wonderful place well worth a 5 or 10 minute detour on your way to the cricket
CUDD LESS
CUDD LESS160 days ago
Classic Regency style church with a beautiful community garden. Excellent gem of a find in London
Tony Perreira
Tony Perreira221 days ago
Lovely church ⛪️ with beautiful garden well maintain plenty of seating area playground 🛝 chessboard
Thomas Priestley
Thomas Priestley251 days ago
view is amazing at 3.30 in middle of autumn

thank you

with regards and thanks
Hanno Lemke
Hanno Lemke2 years ago
Super easy to book, fairly priced and accessible locations. The testing experience was very professionally handled, and results were provided as promised. Have used numerous times already and would recommend to others.
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