While the social groups below have their origins in the Church community, they all come with an open invitation - please bring a friend if you would like to, and you can expect a warm welcome. For more information, please contact the Parish Office on 020 8943 2262 or hello@teddingtonparish.org or use the specific email address for a group if provided.
Looking to connect with others in a relaxed and friendly setting? Our social group is open to all and offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy good company over coffee and lunch. Whether you prefer to meet in person at one of Teddington’s local cafés or join from the comfort of home via Zoom, you are always welcome. Feel free to bring a friend or simply come along and make new ones!
Our regular gatherings:
First Thursday of the month – Coffee on Zoom | 10:30 am
🍽 Second Tuesday of the month – Lunch at Piazza Firenze | 12:00 noon Fourth Tuesday of the month – Coffee at Shambles | 10:30 am
To book your place for our High Street meet-ups or receive the Zoom details, please contact the parish office. We look forward to seeing you!
What We Do
Alongside our regular meet-ups, we offer a variety of crafty and creative activities throughout the year, including:
For more information, contact Josie at plainandpearl@gmail.com. And click here for the list of Plain & Pearl events along with the links to book your places. We’d love to see you there!
Want to join? Contact the parish office to be added to the WhatsApp group and receive meet-up times and locations. We’d love to have you along!
Looking for a space to explore current events and thought-provoking topics through a church-based lens? The First Wednesday Group meets on (you guessed it!) the first Wednesday of most months, offering friendly, informal discussions in a welcoming atmosphere.
🗓 When & Where?
💬 What We Talk About
Each month, we discuss a pre-chosen topic, announced in advance via email, the pew sheet, parish newsletter, and e-bulletin. The focus is on exchanging ideas, learning from one another, and building friendships—not on solving issues or debating to win.
Everyone is welcome, whether you’re a long-time parishioner or new to the area, of any faith or none. No booking required—just drop in!
Join us as we explore the works of Thomas Traherne (1633–74) and his contemporaries, including Henry Vaughan, George Herbert, and John Donne.
📍 When & Where?
All are welcome—come and explore the beauty of 17th-century devotional poetry with us!
