About St Mary's Church, Hampton

St Mary’s Church on Thames Street is Hampton’s Anglican parish church, offering a range of Sunday services alongside midweek worship opportunities throughout the week. Part of the Church of England, it serves residents of Hampton and the surrounding area with regular services, community events and concerts celebrating local culture. The building is accessible, with wheelchair facilities and restrooms, and the congregation is known for its friendly, inclusive atmosphere. Whether you are a long-standing parishioner or simply curious to step inside, St Mary’s extends a genuine welcome to all.

Local area

Hampton’s village character — shaped by the Thames, Bushy Park and the long shadow of Hampton Court Palace — lends itself naturally to a parish church at its heart. St Mary’s on Thames Street sits within this quietly proud community, where neighbours know one another and local institutions are genuinely valued. In a borough as historically rich as Richmond upon Thames, a well-rooted Anglican church plays an important role not just in spiritual life but in anchoring the social fabric of the neighbourhood, particularly for longer-established residents.

Why choose St Mary's Church, Hampton

St Mary’s offers an unusually varied programme for a local parish church, with multiple Sunday services at different times — morning, midday and evening — meaning residents can choose what suits their schedule or temperament. The Wednesday and Thursday midweek slots provide quieter opportunities for those who prefer a more contemplative visit. Wheelchair access and restroom facilities make it genuinely inclusive. With a reputation for warm clergy, family provision and cultural events such as concerts, it serves both the devout and the community-curious alike, all within easy reach of Hampton’s village centre.

Services

  • Sunday morning worship services
  • Midweek services and prayer
  • Evening worship
  • Church concerts and cultural events
  • Family-friendly worship
  • Community gatherings and social events
  • Quiet reflection and private prayer

Ideal for: Local residents of Hampton, Anglican worshippers, Families with children, Older residents seeking community connection, Visitors to the area, Those exploring faith or spirituality.

Frequently asked questions

What times are the Sunday services at St Mary's Church, Hampton?

On Sundays there are four services: 9:30–10:30 AM, 11 AM–12 PM, 4–5 PM and 6:30–7:30 PM, giving a good choice of times to suit different preferences.

Is St Mary's open during the week for worship or prayer?

Yes. There is a midweek service on Wednesday from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM and on Thursday from 9:30 AM to 12 PM. The church is closed to visitors on Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.

Is the church accessible for wheelchair users?

Yes, the existing information confirms that the building has wheelchair facilities and restrooms, making it accessible for those with mobility needs.

How can I find out more or get in touch with St Mary's?

You can contact the church by phone on 020 8941 7221 or visit the website at www.hampton-church.org.uk for up-to-date information on services and events.

Does St Mary's host events beyond regular worship services?

Yes. The church is noted for hosting concerts and events that celebrate local culture, in addition to its regular programme of services.

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