Come and join us for our worship together.
Sunday Services
Sunday Services: 10am - 11.15am each week
We are a lively, welcoming group so please come and join us for worship!
If you're coming for the first time we recommend the first Sunday of the month, "Café Church" - an informal and interactive service for all ages, starting with breakfast served from 10am, and providing an opportunity to begin to get to know a few people.
The rest of the month, we have a communion service and a Sunday School for younger members of the congregation.
Our Sunday Worship focuses on giving thanks to God in praise and prayer, and in exploring the Christian faith together in ways that help us to make sense of the Bible, our beliefs, and the complexities of human life and society.
Our congregation is a very friendly, welcoming and easy-going group of people of all ages and backgrounds. In both worship and service we seek to make manifest the unconditional love of God in welcome, serious attention and unpossessive togetherness.
Weekday Services
Weekday services, prayer and meditation
Our weekday services are small quiet occasions, conducted in a contemplative atmosphere. They provide a beautiful and tranquil way to start or end the day, to give thanks for the good things, and to offer prayers for the people and events on your mind.
Please enter the building via the door which is half-way down the right hand side passage.
Our pattern each week is:
Mondays 7.30am Morning Prayer
6.30pm Evening Prayer
Tuesdays 7.30am Morning Prayer
Wednesdays 9.30am Communion Service
6.30pm Evening Prayer
Thursdays 7.30am Morning Prayer
6.30pm Evening Prayer
Fridays 7.30am Morning Prayer
6.00pm Evening Prayer
View texts for Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer
Prayer Request
If you or a loved one are in need of spiritual support, just fill in a Prayer Request form and we’ll include you in our prayers, and if requested add your request to our weekly prayer list.
Copleston Church
The Copleston Church is as unique as the area it serves.
The church was built in the 1880s, at a time when south London was expanding rapidly, with a donation from Mr Peek – as in Peek Freans biscuits – who was concerned about the rapid construction of housing with nowhere to worship. Tucked away down a side street, the church drew a congregation from Champion Hill for the next century.
In 1978 the building was extensively remodelled and converted into a community centre with a central worship area shared by the Anglicans and the nearby Hanover United Reformed Church. The congregation is multi-cultural and children are especially welcome. The constitution is a mixture of Anglican and URC structures and our worship reflects this.
The day to day running of the Centre comes under the management committee which is a partnership of church members and community representatives.
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