Sunday 09:00
Holy Communion
Sunday 10:30
Main Worship
Monday 10:00
Coffee & Chat
Tuesday 09:30
Morning Prayer
Friday 09:15
Holy Communion
Friday 10:00
Prayer Group
10 May 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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14 Jun 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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12 Jul 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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9 Aug 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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13 Sep 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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11 Oct 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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8 Nov 19:00-21:00
Women on Thursday Meeting
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Welcome to St. Dunstan's Church in Feltham, Middlesex.
| We seek to share our experience of God's
loving presence in a welcoming and inclusive environment |
| MISSION STATEMENT FOR ST DUNSTAN'S
CHURCH, FELTHAM |
The Parish of Feltham covers a wide area from Staines Road to the north to the borders of Ashford, Hanworth and Sunbury to the south and within it live more than 26,000 people.
St. Dunstan's Church in Lower Feltham is the Church of England parish church serving the whole of that area and its population.
A church on the site of St. Dunstan's was first established many centuries ago, when that was the heart of the village of Feltham, as mentioned in the Doomsday book. The present Church was opened in 1802. When the railway came to
Feltham in Victorian times, the centre of the community moved to where it is
now, around the station. The Church of St. Catherine's was built to serve the
expanding town, but was closed in 1975, and only the tower and spire now remain.
That building may have gone, but the Christian community it supported is
still alive and worshipping at St. Dunstan's.
As a Church of England parish, Feltham is part of the Diocese of London,
whose Bishop is The Rt. Rev. Sarah Mullally DBE, the
133rd Bishop of London. Within the Diocese of London, Feltham is in the
Kensington Episcopal Area, whose leader is the Bishop of Kensington, The
Rt. Revd. Graham Tomlin with the Archdeacon of Middlesex, The Ven
Stephan Welch. Together with the other 20 Church of England parishes in
the London Borough of Hounslow, it is part of Hounslow Deanery.
The Ecumenical Parish of Feltham is a partnership of the Anglican
(Church of England), Methodist and United Reformed Churches in Feltham. We
work closely together with our partners at
United Free Church,
Christ Church, & Southville Methodist Church.
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