About Christian Fellowship in Richmond

Christian Fellowship in Richmond meets at Halford House on Halford Road, TW10 6AW, offering a warm and inclusive church community for people of all ages and backgrounds. From young families with babies attending the playgroup through to long-standing members, the fellowship places genuine pastoral care and human connection at its heart. Fully accessible premises with dedicated parking make it easy to attend whatever your circumstances. Whether you are looking for Sunday worship, community belonging or simply a friendly place to start, this fellowship has built a strong reputation for welcoming everyone who walks through its doors.

Local area

Richmond has always had a strong tradition of community societies and civic engagement, and Christian Fellowship in Richmond fits naturally into that fabric. Halford Road sits within easy reach of the town centre and is well served by local buses, making it accessible to residents across the borough. In a town that values neighbourliness and settled community life, a fellowship with this kind of pastoral, family-centred ethos finds fertile ground. It complements Richmond’s broader network of independent and community-minded organisations that give the area much of its distinctive, unhurried character.

Why choose Christian Fellowship in Richmond

With a Google rating of 4.9 from its visitors, Christian Fellowship in Richmond has clearly made a strong impression on those who have attended. The combination of genuinely inclusive welcome, dedicated accessible facilities and on-site parking removes common practical barriers to participation. The playgroup provision signals that this is a living, intergenerational community rather than a purely formal institution. For Richmond residents seeking a church where pastoral warmth is as important as worship, and where meaningful local friendships can genuinely be formed, Halford House offers a well-regarded and conveniently located option.

Services

  • Sunday worship services
  • Pastoral care and support
  • Parent and baby playgroup
  • Community fellowship gatherings
  • Accessible meeting facilities
  • Visitor welcome and integration

Ideal for: Local families with young children, Long-standing Richmond residents, People seeking spiritual community, Newcomers to the area, Older adults looking for connection, Visitors exploring local faith communities.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Christian Fellowship in Richmond located?

The fellowship meets at Halford House, 27 Halford Road, Richmond, TW10 6AW. The building has dedicated parking on site.

Is the building accessible for people with mobility difficulties?

Yes — the existing information confirms that the space is fully accessible with dedicated parking and appropriate facilities.

Is there anything for young children or babies at Halford House?

Yes, there is a playgroup provision mentioned for babies and young children, making it a family-friendly environment.

How can I contact Christian Fellowship in Richmond before visiting?

You can reach them by telephone on 020 8940 3881, or visit their website at halfordhouse.org.uk for further information.

Is this fellowship welcoming to people who are new to the area or new to church?

The fellowship is described as inclusive and welcoming to visitors of all ages, with a warm atmosphere designed to make newcomers feel valued from their first visit.

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