St John's Hampton Wick
Hampton Wick

About St John's Hampton Wick
St John’s Hampton Wick is an Anglican church rooted in the Charismatic tradition, situated on Church Grove in the heart of Hampton Wick, close to Kingston town centre. It serves a broad congregation — from long-standing members to those returning to faith or exploring church life for the first time. Known for its inclusive and lively atmosphere, the church places particular emphasis on community belonging. With strong accessibility and a welcoming ethos, it draws people at every stage of life, earning a notably high visitor rating of 4.8 from 44 Google reviews.
Local area
Hampton Wick has a genuine village character, quietly distinct from the bustle of Kingston just across the bridge, and St John’s sits naturally at the centre of that identity. Churches like this have long served as anchor points for communities — places where neighbours become friends and life’s milestones are marked together. With Bushy Park and Hampton Court Palace on the doorstep, there is a sense of deep-rooted history here, and St John’s contributes to that continuity. For residents who value community connection over anonymity, it offers something increasingly rare.
Why choose St John's Hampton Wick
St John’s stands out for the warmth and consistency of its welcome — reflected in a 4.8 Google rating from 44 visitors, which is a meaningful endorsement in a community where word-of-mouth carries weight. Its Charismatic Anglican approach offers lively, engaged worship without being unwelcoming to those less familiar with that tradition. The church is open throughout the working week, making it accessible for those who may wish to visit quietly outside of Sunday services. Its location near Kingston, with good transport links including Hampton Wick station, makes it easy to reach from across the local area.
Services
- Sunday worship services
- Weekday church opening for visitors
- Community and social gatherings
- Pastoral support and spiritual guidance
- Charismatic Anglican worship
- Welcoming spaces for newcomers to faith
Ideal for: Local residents of Hampton Wick and Kingston, Anglican worshippers, Those returning to church after a break, People new to faith or exploring spirituality, Community-minded individuals, Older adults seeking fellowship and belonging.
Frequently asked questions
When is St John's Hampton Wick open to visitors?
The church is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, and on Sundays from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. It is closed on Saturdays.
What tradition does St John's follow within the Church of England?
St John’s is an Anglican church worshipping in the Charismatic tradition, which typically involves more expressive, participatory forms of worship alongside orthodox Anglican practice.
Is the church welcoming to people who haven't attended church before or are returning after a long absence?
Yes — the church’s own description highlights that newcomers consistently find a genuine sense of belonging, and that its leadership actively creates space for those who may have felt distant from church life elsewhere.
How do I get in touch with St John's Hampton Wick?
You can call the church on 020 8977 7733 or visit their website at www.stjohnshamptonwick.org for more information.
Where exactly is St John's Hampton Wick located?
The church is on Church Grove, Hampton Wick, KT1 4AL — close to Kingston town centre and well served by local transport, including Hampton Wick railway station.
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