ABOUT US
St Mary's is a welcoming and inclusive church where we hope people coming for the first time will feel at home. We welcome people of all ages to any of our services. St Mary's has signed up to 'Inclusive Church'. Read St Mary's Inclusive Church Statement.
St Mary's is a church which seeks to:
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Nurture our relationship with God and all people
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Nourish our children and young people with a positive sense of God’s love for them and His purpose for their lives.
ST MARY'S SCHOOL
We are very proud to have a close relationship with St Mary’s Church of England Primary School which has educated young children in Twickenham since 1645. The school motto is Conemur - May we strive together, striving to be our best for our community and our world.
We are delighted that at certain moments of the year, the whole school community can now be accommodated in our remodelled church, to celebrate key moments in the Christian calendar and also in the life of the school.
We appoint governors who, in addition to statutory requirements as school governors, are charged with nurturing a Christian ethos.
WHO'S WHO
Get to know us
JEFF HOPKIN WILLIAMS
Vicar
DONNA McDOWELL
Assistant Priest
PCC
Rev'd Jeff Hopkin Williams (Chair)
Charlotte West (Warden)
Stephen Tetley (Warden & Lay Vice Chair)
Paul Smart** (Treasurer)
Roger Hutchins (Secretary)
Donna McDowell
Judy Britton* Jacqui Knowles*
Adrian Mumford** Elizabeth Noble
Helena Tarrant
Sarah Waller Chris Webborn
Mark Wilson Charity Witts
Simon Shelly* Mark Preece
Elizabeth Sledge (Safeguarding Officer)
*Deanery Synod **Co-opted Members
Other Officers not on the PCC:
Clarinda Chan (Charities Officer)
STANDING COMMITTEE
Rev'd Jeff Hopkin Williams
Judy Britton
Roger Hutchins
Adrian Mumford
Paul Smart
Stephen Tetley
Charlotte West
OUR CHURCH
If you would like to read more about the history of our parish and the church building, do visit the pages dedicated to St Mary's offered by Wikipedia and Twickenham Museum.
You may also like to have a look at the leaflets:
A Walk Around St Mary's Twickenham and Memorials in St Mary's Church - Links to Transatlantic Slave Trade
For details of St Mary's organ, installed in 1996, click this link to organ-builders Harrison& Harrison
