The first record of a vicar of Twickenham was in the early thirteenth century, although the original St Mary the Virgin Church church pre-dates this earliest record. All that remains of the mediaeval church is the tower, constructed of Kentish Rag. The remainder of the Rag Stone building collapsed 9th April 1713, the result of neglect and the digging of vaults.
Sir Godfrey Kneller of Whitton, the churchwarden and court painter, initiated the red brick nave and interior to the plans of John James of Greenwich - a classic example of the architecture of the period, paid for by a subscription among local people.
St Mary's Church Hall
Church Street
Twickenham
TW1 3NJ
administrator@stmarytwick.org.uk
http://www.stmarytwick.org.uk/
Services
| SUNDAY WORSHIP | ||
| 8.00 am | Holy Communion | Using the 1662 Prayer Book with a short address |
| 9.30 am | Parish Eucharist | Using the Common Worship Order of Service. Sunday School takes place during the service and there is a cr{\e}che available for very young children |
| Parish Eucharist with children (third Sunday of the month) | A shorter, less formal service | |
| 11.30 am | Mattins | Using the 1662 Prayer Book with address. |
| Holy Communion (third Sunday of the month) | On the third Sunday and also using the 1662 Prayer Book for this sung service. | |
| 6.00 pm | Healing Service with Laying on of Hands and anointing in the context of the Eucharist (first Sunday of the month) | Holy Communion with the laying on of hands with prayer. At this service we pray especially for the sick and those in any kind of need. |
| Evening Prayer | See weekly notices | |
| WEEKDAY WORSHIP | ||
| 10.00 am | Holy Communion (every Wednesday unless otherwise advised) | Using the Book of Common Prayer |
| 1.05 pm | Holy Communion (Last Tuesday of every month except August) | |
| 1.45 pm | Little Footsteps (First Thursday of every month) | A service for the Under 5's |
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