St James is the Church of England Parish Church of Hampton Hill, Middlesex. We are a family friendly community of Christians, a wide range of people from different backgrounds and of different colours and ages. We are open to and challenged by the future, seeking to equip people for their daily lives, inspired by our worship of God. We have a keen desire both for growth in numbers and also to make a contribution to the community, locally, nationally and globally. Whoever you are you are assured of a very warm welcome at our church.
New Here?
Are you new to the area or to church itself? Have a look at the page New Here.
Help for those with disabilities
St James's is an all-inclusive church so having a disability should not prevent anyone from coming to church.
Members of the congregation regularly bring to church and help those with limited mobility.
The premises are accessible for those with disabilities.
There are parking spaces near the entrance.
There are accessible toilets both in the church itself and the church hall.
Large print service booklets and notice sheets are available in the church.
A loop system is available for the hearing impaired.
Mission
Our Mission, the central objective of all our church activities, is for us to be more active as disciples of Christ in our community and in our daily working lives.
Charity Support is an essential part of the good news our Christian faith encourages us to proclaim.
People
Get Involved in the different activities within the church as our church is its people and all are welcomed.
The Parochial Church Council's primary object is the promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. PCC Members act as representatives for all parishioners in the affairs of the church. They include the Clergy, Churchwardens, and PCC Teams. The APCM includes the annual reports from the vicar, the treasurer and other officers of the Parochial Church Council, on the events of the last year. The Electoral Roll is the register of the church's voting members.
History
The History of St James's Church started when the mother parish of St Mary’s gave some of its glebe land for this purpose. Clergy & PCC History | Services History | Music History | Children History | Community & Social History | Church Buildings History | Churchyard History | Churchyard Records | Magazine Archives
The Church and Churchyard
Church Buildings include the buildings and artifacts owned by the church. The Chancel | The Nave | The Side Aisles | The Stained Glass Windows | The Baptistry | The Belfry | The Vestry | The Porches | The Tower & Spire | The Churchyard | St James's Church Hall | The Vicarage
Saint James
Saint James is the patron saint of our church and parish.
 |
 |
 |