A talk by Malcom Sutton titled: - Life and work on a desert island.
An opportunity for Men to meet socially on the 2nd Saturday each month, to have a chat, with Tea, Coffee and cake.
In addition, most month’s we have a programme of talks all held in the church extension from 10am for a 10.30am start, and of course women are always welcome.
February 14th– A talk by Malcom Sutton titled: - Life and work on a desert island. March 7th– A talk by Richard Barrett: - Cacti, a lifelong passion.
From A3: A2043 towards Worcester Park. Turn right on to B284 Church Road for 1/2 mile. Public Transport: British Rail to Malden Manor or Worcester Park. Bus: 213 to the Plough shops, Worcester Park; K1 to Malden Manor Station; S1 from Worcester Park Station to Manor Drive/Church Road crossroads.
Accessibility details
Very small car parking area immediately outside church mainly for disabled visitors. Further parking in The Manor Drive/Manor Drive North.
Our Location
St John the Baptist Church, Old Malden, 1 Church Road, Old Malden, KT3 4AB, United Kingdom
Welcome to St John’s Shop
St John’s Shop offers a welcoming place to findcards, gifts, homemade preserves, hand-knitted crafts, books, seasonal items and St John’s merchandise.
Whether you are looking for a thoughtful gift, a church keepsake, or something special for a loved one, you are warmly invited to browse our selection.
Every purchase helps support the work, ministry and outreach of St John’s Church in the local community.
Fair Trade and environmentally friendly products are on saleevery Sunday in Coffee Lounge. Every sale helps farmers and producers in developing world. Our small profit from these good go towards our sponsored children in Nepal.
We sell a wide range of ethically sourced products in our church, including Fairtradetea and coffee, chocolate, biscuits, sugar, honey, gifts, cards and seasonal items.
Cash or card.
Thank you for your support.
About St John's
Come and discover the faith, history, and community of St John’s.
Our doors are open to everyone seeking worship, fellowship, and spiritual growth.
Learn about our journey, meet our members, and see how St John’s has been a place of faith and welcome for generations.
Uncover the history and community heritage that shaped St John’s.
TheRestore Projectbrings together essential restoration work with a wider vision for the church’s future — safeguarding the fabric of the building and strengthening how we serve our growing community.
By repairing stonework, renewing roofs and making the building watertight, we secure St John’s not just as a landmark, but as a thriving place for worship, welcome, outreach and shared life.
Our church needsurgent repairsand estimated cost of the works is £450,000. We need your help!
The Church Community
We are a vibrant parish community with many groups that meet regularly for prayer and fellowship.
St John's Hall
St John’s Hall is available for hire for parties, classes, meetings and community events.
It offers a spacious hall, use of the kitchen, accessible facilities and limited on-site parking.
For prices and availability, please get in touch with theHall Admin.
St John’s is a self-supporting parish, receiving no government funding apart from Gift Aid tax refunds, and it costs around£2,400 each weekto run the church, support our clergy and staff, and care for our historic building.
We rely entirely on the generosity of supporters like you, and donations—given online, by bank transfer, or in person—are gratefully received and used responsibly to support parish life and our wider diocesan mission.
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You can make a cash donation during the service or make a contactless or chip and pin donation using one of our card readers (all major credit cards accepted).
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For more information speak in confidence with our Legacy Officer David Owen, contact him via the Parish Office on 0208 330 2817
