Welcome to St Alban's
We are an evangelical church, seeking to discover the truth and the goodness of God, and trying to apply this to our daily lives.
We believe that we are friendly and welcoming, open to all, and we hope that our services are accessible to all. Please come and visit us and let us know if this is true or not!
St Alban's is part of the Church of England in the diocese of Southwark. We are in the Tooting deanery, and, together with St James' church, and St Paul's church, we are part of the Furzedown Team Ministry. We are also in a covenant relationship with those churches and Mitcham Lane Baptist Church, under the banner of Furzedown Churches.
Our main service is at 10.30am on Sunday. We would love to welcome you in person, but we recognise that for various reasons, some aren't able to come then. We are fortunate to have the option of recording our services: the latest service can be found below, or you can go to the St Alban's YouTube channel (see Contact Us details). All services can be found there and recent ones can be viewed on this site (go to 'Online Services').
St Alban's is a 'warm hub' for Wandsworth Council's network of community spaces during the cold weather. We are open on
Wednesdays 10.30am to 12 noon for hot drinks, cakes and free wifi;
Thursdays 1pm to 3pm for our Lunch Club - a hot meal with 2 courses (main and dessert). Booking is helpful for this - please email or call on the contact details above.
Church Building
Pretoria Rd, Streatham, London SW16 6RR
streathampark@gmail.com
020 8769 5415
ROLL UP! ROLL UP!
It's electoral roll time again
Every year, the church needs to revise its electoral roll, to ensure that the true numbers of the church are represented.
So, what is the electoral roll (you may ask!)?
It is a parish
church's register of 'electors'. In the same way that being on the civic
electoral register allows you to vote in parliamentary and local elections,
joining the church electoral roll means that you can vote on church matters at
the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM – this year on Sunday 26th
May) and stand for election to the PCC. More information here