Hampton Wick Baptist Church
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Our Sunday service runs from 10:45am to 12 noon and there is an opportunity for a time of fellowship both before and after the service, with tea, coffee and cake/biscuits. The service is designed to have broad appeal, with a relaxed, informal style, a mix of older & more modern worship and mainstream teaching - explaining what the Bible means and how it can be applied to your daily life. 

Children are very welcome. The last Sunday of each month is an all age service, when the children stay in church. On other Sundays they leave the service part way through for Sunday school - parents are welcome to help out on a regular or occasional basis with this, or stay in church.  Occasionally, in addition, we also have some Messy Church services.

Most people dress smart/casual, but formal is ok too. We celebrate communion on the second Sunday of each month . Our building is wheelchair accessible, there is a hearing induction loop and also baby-changing facilities. 

Please use the Contact Us page if you would like to know any more.
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Recent Sunday Sermons


Click on the following sermons to listen to them

8th May - Mark 1:1-20
15th May - Mark 1:21-45

24th April - Giving I
1st May - Giving II

10th April Palm Sunday
17th April Easter Sunday

2nd Jan 2022 - Nehemiah 1
9th Jan 2022 - Nehemiah 2:1-10
16th Jan 2022 - Nehemiah 2:11-20
23rd Jan 2022 - Nehemiah 3
30th Jan 2022 - Nehemiah 4
6th Feb 2022 - Nehemiah 5
13th Feb 2022 - Nehemiah 6:1-14
20th Feb 2022 - Nehemiah 6:15-7:72
27th Feb 2022 - Nehemiah 8
6th Mar 2022 - Nehemiah 9:1-37
13th Mar 2022 - Nehemiah 9:38-10:39
20th Mar 2022 - Nehemiah 12
27th Mar 2022 - Nehemiah 13


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After the service, from 12:15pm - 12:45pm, we can receive food for Kingston foodbank (who sort food to check that it’s in date and pack it into boxes ready to be given to people in need. Care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers, CAB and police identify people in crisis and issue them with a foodbank voucher. This voucher can then be taken to a foodbank centre where it can be redeemed for three days emergency food. Volunteers also meet clients over a cup of tea or free hot meal and are able to signpost people to agencies able to solve their longer-term problem). You can find which food items are most needed at the moment here.

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