Church Overview

Idiosyncratic classical building (originally a chapel of ease) 1835. The interior was renovated in 1973 and a major refurbishment including the roof was done in 2013. The St John’s Centre was built in 1970 adding to the existing halls which incorporate the former St John’s Grammar School of 1837 and the Centenary Hall of 1934. the halls were refurbished and extended in 2000 and further renovations carried out in 2010 and 2013. Two works in stained glass by Susan Bradbury feature in the St John’s Centre: in the chapel (‘Wings’) and in the coffee room (‘Giving and Receiving’).

Services

Sundays 10.45am in person and on Zoom (contact office@stjohnshamilton.org.uk for zoom details)
Wednesdays – Peace in the Week 8pm on Zoom (contact office@stjohnshamilton.org.uk for zoom details)

Opening Arrangements

Centre and Cafe are open daily, Monday – Friday, 10am-12.30pm. The centre is open out with these times for specific groups.

Disclaimer

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