We are a multi-generational and inclusive Anglican church in the heart of Caterham with a wide range of activities and exciting opportunities to meet and help new people within the church community. Our vision is to explore life and Christian faith in an open, friendly and welcoming environment. At St. Mary’s Church, we believe in connecting people to God through vibrant praise and worship.
The Parish of St. Mary’s Caterham takes the safeguarding and care or children and vulnerable adults very seriously. Further information about this can be found by clicking the button below.
During this difficult time when our church buildings aren’t opened as often as we would wish, we are still a church; meeting virtually for worship on Sundays, and for prayer services and fellowship, offering practical support to the vulnerable and caring for our communities. The work of our church is reliant on people’s generosity, and with the closure of our buildings we cannot receive all the gifts that we usually would, so we really need your help now.
If you are able to give more at this time, you can donate directly using this link. Thank you.
Alternatively, to set up a standing order for a regular payment, please ask the admin office for a form which you can send to your bank, by using the form on the contacts page.
In accordance with Government restrictions, St Mary’s will be closed for public worship until we are advised that the current lockdown has been lifted.
There will be a celebration of the Eucharist at 9.30am each Sunday which will be streamed live on Zoom. If you wish to join us, the link is:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89056407702?pwd=NFp3SXJNeHJibnFWSTNLUEtVc2djUT09
Meeting ID: 890 5640 7702
Passcode: 837379
The church will also be open for private prayer each Sunday from 10.30am -11.30am and each Thursday from 11am -12 noon.
Further resources for prayer and faith can be found here, including the service sheets for our Sunday service.
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A short Act of Remembrance for Remembrance Sunday will take place at the War Memorial outside St. Lawrence’s church at 10.45 am on Sunday 8th November. It will also be available as a live-stream on our Facebook page.
A service sheet is available here.