What's On

In addition to our worship services, we put on a number of events, often in collaboration with our local community.

See below for what’s coming up – we hope to see you soon!

Upcoming

Friday 13th February‘Mythical’ Wine Tasting
Sarah-Beth is leading what promises to be another fabulous evening of wine tasting.
7pm for 7:30pm start.
£20/ticket on Eventbrite
Tuesday 17th FebruaryShrove Tuesday C&YP event
4-6:30pm: pancake decorating for children and young people in the Hall. More details to come!
Wednesday 18th FebruaryAsh Wednesday
8-11am – community ashing outside the church (with a break
for the service)
9:30am - Said Eucharist with imposition of ashes
7:30pm - Choral Eucharist with imposition of ashes
Sunday 22nd FebruaryBishop Christoper, Lord Bishop of Southwark @ St Andrew’s
to preach and
preside with us at our Sunday Eucharist

Past Events

2025
Family Thanksgiving Feast

St Andrew’s Church was once again host to the annual Easter Trail.

Lots of fun following the Easter trail, solving the clues and helping decorate the Easter garden.

St Andrew’s Church Hall hosted another fantastic event for our over 60s from the Bring Me Sunshine Group.

For information about Bring Me Sunshine contact Lesley Allen at: lesleyallen@btopenworld.com 

Another successful afternoon playing various board games with old and young people alike.

On January 12th we screened Ben Honeybone’s latest documentary, “Another Catford’. A follow-up to his previous film about the local area focusing on Archibald Corbett and the Corbett Estate, this film looks at the wider region of Catford and the history of some of it’s most well know (and some not so well know) landmarks.

We welcomed Bishop Christopher Chessun, Bishop Alastair Cutting and Archdeacon Chigor Chike for the Collation and Induction of our new vicar, Rev Rebecca ‘Bec’ Wilkinson. With readings from Acts 8 v 14-17 and Luke 3 v 15-17, 21-22.

 

Click here to read the full announcement of Rev Bec’s appointment from the Rt Rev Christopher Chessun, Bishop of Southwark
Christmas Eve Family Service
We had another great family service lead by Crystal with a wonderful performance put on by the children and young people of, ‘The Christmas Calamity’ by Angie.

9 Lessons and Carols

St Andrew's Church - 15th December 6:30pm

Traditional 9 Lessons and Carols Service lead by the Choir with Nick Bland on Organ

We held our second Christmas Tree Festival in November 2024, with over 30 trees on display, decorated by individuals, local businesses, organisations and local primary schools. There was a busy schedule of performances and activities throughout the week, featuring our own church choir, local schools’ music groups and Bromley Concert Band, amongst others. Culminating with a local Christmas Craft Fair, in collaboration with the Corbett Library and a concert by the Hither Green Light Orchestra. We were thrilled to welcome in over 1000 visitors across the week.

A fantastic evening of music from the Hither Green Light Orchestra – ranging from pop to film scores.
A lovely evening of wine tasting with a biblical theme. Hosted by Sarah-Beth Amos.
A fantastic evening of choral music from the Bexley District Organists’ & Choirmasters Association

Open House at St Andrew's

St Andrew's Church and Hall - 21st September 10:00am - 5:00pm

As part of London’s Open House Festival, we open our doors to the public to show off our historic church.
Not to be missed!

 

In the Church
10:00 – 17:00 – Discover St Andrew’s immaculate 1904 interior and learn about its history (for both older and younger visitors)
11:00 – 11:45 – Informal organ recital by Nick Bland – including pieces from Elgar, Widor, Zimmer and Saint-Saens
14:30 – 15:15 – St Andrews Church – An Architectural History – A presentation of the historic development and architectural significance of one of London’s most important early C20th churches by Jon Wright, Chairman of the Archibald Corbett Society and 20th century Heritage Consultant at Purcell Architecture

 

In the Hall
10:00 – 16:45 – Pop-up café
10:00 – 17:00 – Fundraising stalls – including plant & book sale, Brownies table
12:00 – 13:00 – Children’s activities and competition
15:00 – 16:00 – Children’s activities and competition

A fantastic evening of music from the Hither Green Light Orchestra – ranging from pop to film scores.

Music from the time of the Corbett Estates. Short performance of well known music of the day, including works by Sullivan, Elgar and Coleridge-Taylor.

On Sunday 2nd June we held a record-breaking Plant Sale, with all plants gone in half an hour!!! Thanks to everyone who donated plants.

Our Children and Youth team held a very successful event on Good Friday, welcoming in over a hundred families to enjoy an Easter Egg Trail, including a story, a hot cross bun and the opportunity to contribute to an Easter Garden. 

On 2nd March, the Youth Group held a board game party for families and friends after church – pizza and a variety of games were enjoyed by all! 

Christmas Tree Festival 2023

We held our inaugural Christmas Tree Festival in November 2023, with nearly 30 trees on display, decorated by individuals, local businesses, organisations and local primary schools. There was a busy schedule of performances and activities throughout the week, featuring our own church choir, local schools’ music groups and Bromley Concert Band, amongst others. Culminating with a local Christmas Craft Fair, in collaboration with the Corbett Library, we were thrilled to welcome in over 1000 visitors across the week. Stay tuned for details of this year’s festival!

We were delighted to be on the map for London’s Open House Festival, opening our doors to over a hundred visitors on Saturday 16th September. Keep an eye out for details of this year’s Open House.

We enjoyed a sold-out 75th anniversary celebration of Windrush on 9th September. Attendees enjoyed Caribbean food, a documentary film featuring people from the Windrush generation, a steel pan band, spoken word and quadrille dancing, amongst other performances. 

Adorning the event was a special banner, with flags from all the countries who came to England as part of the Windrush migration movement. Each flag was sponsored by members of the congregation and made by two talented women in the parish. Well done to all involved!

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