Teddington Parish

Thought for the Week

Does it matter whether we have a strong moral compass in the Church, in business, in our lives? Can we live well setting our own parameters for what is good behaviour? Can we, without hypocrisy, hold people in public office to account? These questions continue to plague. The answer Jesus gave was in the story of the Good Samaritan, the man who went out of his way to help a stranger in need, a self-emptying emulating the self-emptying of God. It’s a high bar, but with that as the standard, perhaps we might not so often need to refer to our own moral compass.
Contributed by Rosamond McDowell, St Mary with St Alban

What's On

Parish Coffee Morning When Tuesday 27th August AT 10:30am Where The Anglers Pub

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Parish Coffee Morning Date: Tuesday 27th August 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: The Anglers Pub View more events

Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service When Monday 2nd September AT 10:30am Where

Event details
Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service Date: Monday 2nd September 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: Description: Homemead is a residential home for the elderly particularly with some form of dementia. St. Peter and St. Paul has for years gone in on a monthly basis the first Monday of the month meeting there at 10.25am for a short service which is 10.30am till 11am. We sing hymns and chat with the residents. View more events

Memory Cafe When Tuesday 3rd September AT 1:30pm Where St Peter & St Paul Church

Event details
Memory Cafe Date: Tuesday 3rd September 2019 Time: 1:30pm Location: St Peter & St Paul Church Description: http://www.teddingtonparish.org/news/dates-confirmed-for-teddington-memory-cafes/ View more events

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Thought for the Week

Does it matter whether we have a strong moral compass in the Church, in business, in our lives? Can we live well setting our own parameters for what is good behaviour? Can we, without hypocrisy, hold people in public office to account? These questions continue to plague. The answer Jesus gave was in the story of the Good Samaritan, the man who went out of his way to help a stranger in need, a self-emptying emulating the self-emptying of God. It’s a high bar, but with that as the standard, perhaps we might not so often need to refer to our own moral compass.
Contributed by Rosamond McDowell

What's On

Parish Coffee Morning When Tuesday 27th August AT 10:30am Where The Anglers Pub

Event details
Parish Coffee Morning Date: Tuesday 27th August 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: The Anglers Pub View more events

Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service When Monday 2nd September AT 10:30am Where

Event details
Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service Date: Monday 2nd September 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: Description: Homemead is a residential home for the elderly particularly with some form of dementia. St. Peter and St. Paul has for years gone in on a monthly basis the first Monday of the month meeting there at 10.25am for a short service which is 10.30am till 11am. We sing hymns and chat with the residents. View more events

Memory Cafe When Tuesday 3rd September AT 1:30pm Where St Peter & St Paul Church

Event details
Memory Cafe Date: Tuesday 3rd September 2019 Time: 1:30pm Location: St Peter & St Paul Church Description: http://www.teddingtonparish.org/news/dates-confirmed-for-teddington-memory-cafes/ View more events

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Thought for the Week

Does it matter whether we have a strong moral compass in the Church, in business, in our lives? Can we live well setting our own parameters for what is good behaviour? Can we, without hypocrisy, hold people in public office to account? These questions continue to plague. The answer Jesus gave was in the story of the Good Samaritan, the man who went out of his way to help a stranger in need, a self-emptying emulating the self-emptying of God. It’s a high bar, but with that as the standard, perhaps we might not so often need to refer to our own moral compass.
Contributed by Rosamond McDowell

What's On

Parish Coffee Morning When Tuesday 27th August AT 10:30am Where The Anglers Pub

Event details
Parish Coffee Morning Date: Tuesday 27th August 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: The Anglers Pub View more events

Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service When Monday 2nd September AT 10:30am Where

Event details
Homemead Residential Home for the Elderly. Short Service Date: Monday 2nd September 2019 Time: 10:30am Location: Description: Homemead is a residential home for the elderly particularly with some form of dementia. St. Peter and St. Paul has for years gone in on a monthly basis the first Monday of the month meeting there at 10.25am for a short service which is 10.30am till 11am. We sing hymns and chat with the residents. View more events

Memory Cafe When Tuesday 3rd September AT 1:30pm Where St Peter & St Paul Church

Event details
Memory Cafe Date: Tuesday 3rd September 2019 Time: 1:30pm Location: St Peter & St Paul Church Description: http://www.teddingtonparish.org/news/dates-confirmed-for-teddington-memory-cafes/ View more events

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Welcome to our two churches in Teddington.

St Mary with St Alban is an ancient parish church located near the river, while St Peter and St Paul is the modern church at the busy crossroads in the middle of the town. Together we offer a lively mix of traditional and contemporary worship; a friendly welcome to people of all ages and backgrounds; and a passion to serve our community.

If you’d like to know more, please get in touch - we’d love to hear from you.

Joe Moffatt, Vicar
Azariah France-Williams, Associate Priest

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