St Mary's Twickenham

08/06/2026

Snapshots from our Summer Fair and Flower Festival.

Yes, it rained, but we still had fun as we re-imagined the 100 Acre Wood, on the 100th anniversary of the first published edition of 'Winnie-the-Pooh', and marked the 100th birthday of our borough's most famous living resident - Sir David Attenborough.

So Christopher Robin's fictional animal friends could be spotted in the flower arrangements, while the world's real wildlife was depicted in displays created by the children of St Mary's CofE School that filled the nave.

Spirits were lifted further by the sounds of Richmond Youth Jazz Band, and the world's wildlife was still very much in evidence framing the recital by Cristian Sandrin - pianist on Sunday evening!

02/06/2026

Are they queueing already for St Mary's Summer Fair and Flower Festival?
All welcome - from 1100 to 1530 this Saturday, 6 June.
Paddle on down!

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31/05/2026

Later this afternoon!

Join us at 6pm, Sunday 31 May for this superb organ recital.

Free entry - Retiring collection - Give what you can to support St Mary's Church

The celebrated organist performs works by five composer friends.

16/05/2026

Five meditations to inspire you to pause for a moment of thoughtfulness as you walk around our beautiful church grounds and precinct.

Read them here:

https://www.stmarytwick.org.uk/post/outdoor-meditations

05/05/2026

St Mary’s Church – Summer Fair & Flower Festival 🌼

Join us for a joyful community event as we celebrate 100 years of the Hundred Acre Wood and raise funds for our church and our chosen charities.

Saturday 6 June
11:00–15:30
St Mary’s Church, Church Street, Twickenham

Expect these summer favourites:
• BBQ & Pimm’s
• Tea, coffee and homemade cake
• Stalls & games
• Children’s activities
• Artwork by pupils of St Mary’s School
• Beautiful flower displays throughout the church

Everyone is welcome — bring friends, family, and neighbours for a wonderful event in the heart of Twickenham.

More details: www.stmarytwick.org

06/04/2026

A Joyful Eastertide from St Mary's Flower Team!

23/02/2026

Our Lent Discussion Groups start on Monday 23rd February!

We will be hosting another sequence of discussions about key aspects of the Christian faith, ideal for those wanting to ask questions and learn more about how Jesus calls us to love and to witness in His world.

This year we shall be looking at five key aspects of the life of St. Francis of Assisi, in this 800th anniversary year of his death. We hope they will help us consider our own experience of faith and following of Christ. We will also be considering how the Church invites us to experience different aspects of Jesus' ministry to us through the services which will be on offer during Holy Week.

Each of five evening sessions will take place on a Monday, beginning on 23rd February, starting at 7.30 pm in church. The evening will begin with a talk given by one of our priests, Jeff or Donna, followed by everyone joining discussion groups, then we take a break for refreshments, followed by a feed-back session and then a chance to reflect and pray together.

For those who prefer to meet in the afternoon, there will also be Lent Discussion Groups on the same themes held in the Church Vestry from 2.30 to 4 pm on:
Tuesday 24 February
Tuesday 3 March
Wednesday 11 March
Tuesday 17 March
Tuesday 24 March.

Do join us for as many of these sessions as you can - all are welcome!

25/12/2025

Yea, Lord we greet Thee,
Born this happy morning!

Our altar at Midnight Mass, Christmas 2025.

21/12/2025

Our handbells will open this evening's Carol Service!

16/11/2025

Join us this evening, when The Howells Singers conducted by Richard Lyne and with organist James Cryer return to St Mary's for this concert in our 'Sundays @ 6pm' series.

All welcome - free entry with retiring collection for church funds - wine and soft drinks available before and after the concert - do stay for a chat!

The Howells Singers perform music by Purcell, Lassus, Philips, Schubert and Howells.