We long to share the hope and peace we have in Jesus, and enjoy learning, worshipping and having fun together as we grow in our faith. We also like cake!
We’re a warm, welcoming family of believers. We would love to meet you and introduce you to our church community. We are an Anglican parish church, and love God, are growing in our faith, and seek to serve our local community.
Later on this page: Worship Times • Upcoming Events • Getting Here • Victoria Hall • Contacts and Map
We are a multicultural, intergenerational congregation. Our purpose is to worship God and grow disciples of Jesus who share God’s love in the world.
We try to live out our faith in our relationships with each other, in welcoming newcomers and in our daily lives.
10.00–11.00: Parish Communion: Our main service
consists of singing, readings, prayers, a sermon and Holy Communion. There is a group for young children during part of the service and refreshments afterwards. The service is streamed live on Zoom and is available live and afterwards on YouTube. [Read more about Holy Communion]
3.30–5.30 Messy Church: (usually once a month). A church for all ages with a difference. Join us for crafts, songs, stories, food, and to explore the Christian faith together! Messy Church is a free event, but donations are welcome. [Dates]
6.00–6.40 Evening Prayer (Book of Common Prayer): This reflective service takes place in the choir stalls and includes hymns, prayers and a sermon. [Read more about Morning and Evening Prayer]
Wednesdays, 10.30–11.05 am
A said Holy Communion service, streamed over Zoom.
Thursdays, 8–8.30 am
Prayer and pastries: You’re warmly invited to join Wendy and Ajay in St Michael’s Chapel (our side chapel) for a short time of prayer, and a pastry, as we prepare for our Sunday services and pray for the week ahead. Please enter via the Skylight Room (in Station Road next to the shops).
These are listed on the events page.
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In accordance with the House of Bishops’ Policy Statements Promoting a Safer Church (2017) and Protecting All God’s Children (4th edition, 2010) and the Diocesan Safeguarding Policy Promoting a Safer Diocese (2023) our church is committed to:
We are a 10-minute walk from Harrow on the Hill Station and buses 114, 140, 183, 186, 258 and 340 stop outside or near the church (see map below).
There is disabled access to the church and Skylight Room via a ramp, and accessible toilet facilities.
A Harrow Council Car Park is available nearby in Greenhill Way (entrance is around the first corner after you turn into Greenhill Way from Station Road).
The Victoria Hall, in Sheepcote Road next to St John’s, offers rooms to hire for functions. It is run separately from the church. Please see their website or contact them by telephone.
Church of St John the Baptist, Sheepcote Road, Harrow HA1 2JE
