The Parish of
St Matthew, Willesden
We are a London-based community church welcoming Christians of all backgrounds to worship together.
We are a lively, busy church with a confident, exuberant faith. Firmly rooted in the Anglo-Catholic tradition of the Church of England, we proclaim the Good News through Word, Sacrament and Service.
Patronal Festival
Come and join us as we celebrate our Patron St Matthew in our annual Festival!
The Mass beings at 6pm on the 20th September.
Our guest preacher this year will be Fr James Hill, Vicar of St Benet Fink, Tottenham.
Music will also be provided by our profession choir, with the Mass setting being Missa O Quam Gloriosum, by Victoria.
There will be the typical party afterwards, with plenty to feast on as we celebrate the Feast of St Matthew.
It would be a joy to welcome you!
Worship
Worship is offered on most days during the week, with the main act of worship being our sung Solemn Mass every Sunday at 11am. Our Sunday School also takes place during the service, and there's a creche at the back of church too for little ones.
The usual Mass times are as follows:
Sunday - 11am Solemn Mass
Monday - 6pm Holy Communion (BCP)
Tuesday - 10am Low Mass
Wednesday - 7.30pm Low Mass
Thursday - 6pm Low Mass
Friday - 10am Low Mass
To find out more about our other services, click here.
You can also find our latest notice sheet here.
Safeguarding
St Matthew, Willesden takes seriously the well being of every person in our church community and values each equally. We have a Safeguarding Officer and a Children's Champions who can be contacted in church or as below. We have systems in place to respond to concerns of abuse whether financial, emotional or any other kind. We have formally adopted the Church of England policy on Promoting a Safer Church, which you can find here.
The Safeguarding Officer (Valerie Govia - contact) and Children's Champion (Sharon Hylton - contact) have their photographs in church and can be easily contacted. The Vicar can be contacted via email or by phone. You can also contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Team here.