What’s On?
PARISH EUCHARIST
Sunday at 10:00 AM
HOLY COMMUNION
Sunday at 8:00 AM
Monday at 5.30 PM
(Except bank holidays)
Evening PrayeR
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday at 5:30 PM
Upcoming Services
St John’s Late Re-starts on Sunday 10th November at 6pm
Giggles and Gossip continues throughout the school holidays.
Annual Report and Accounts
The Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Parochial Church Council for the year ended 31 December 2023 is now available. Please click here to access the full report.
Explore what it means to worship and live in God’s love with us
We are a diverse, socially liberal and inclusive community that worships in the modern catholic tradition. The church is at the centre of the Hyde Park Estate. St John's also has a unique choral tradition, taking from the best of traditional and contemporary music. There are community events, education courses, activities for children and the opportunity to explore faith in a safe and supportive environment.
Supporting St John’s
It costs £10,479 a week to run St John’s. We receive no external funding from the central church or government. That is why we ask everyone to think regularly about how they can support our work financially. A short, practical FAQ about how to help St John's and feel good about it is available here.
In addition to being able to donate at church during the Sunday morning service you can also make a donation via BACS using the following account details:
Account name: St Johns Hyde Park
Sort Code: 40-11-58
Account: 80108251
You may also consider setting up a standing order every month or quarter. For more information, please contact us.
Additional details on how you can support us are available here.
venue hire and Parking
Venue Hire
If you are interested in hiring St John’s to hold an event, please contact Andrejs Livins (our Events Manager) on +44 (0)7511 137999 (or you can email him).
Parking
With regards to parking in our car park, please call +44 (0)7944 434777.
Safeguarding
At St John’s, we encourage a safe environment for children and adults at risk (previously vulnerable adults) who either visit, worship or are employed with us. For more information, please refer to our Safeguarding page.
