St Paul's Howell Hill - Sutton

St Paul's Howell Hill

St Paul's Church Centre, located at 15 Northey Ave, Cheam, Ewell, Sutton SM2 7HS, United Kingdom, is a prominent Anglican church that has been serving the community for many years. The church offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere for people of all ages and backgrounds.

The church is easily accessible, with a wheelchair-friendly entrance and a designated parking lot nearby. St Paul's Howell Hill also hosts various events and groups, catering to different interests and needs. One popular course is the 'Explore Anxiety and Depression' program, which has helped many individuals in the community.

Specialties and Services

• Anglican Church Services - Regular Sunday services and other worship events
• Community Groups - Bible studies, prayer groups, and social gatherings
• Events and Activities - Concerts, workshops, and family-friendly events
• Courses and Classes - Educational programs on various topics, such as anxiety and depression

In addition to these offerings, St Paul's Howell Hill is committed to serving the local community through outreach programs and partnerships with local organizations.

What People Say

The church has received numerous positive reviews from satisfied members and attendees. Many praise the welcoming environment, the supportive community, and the valuable resources offered. The average rating on Google My Business is 4.7 out of 5, with over 54 reviews.

One reviewer shares: 'I felt very welcome at the 'Explore Anxiety and Depression Course' held Wednesday evenings for 10 weeks. New course starts 26th February 2025.' Another reviewer adds: 'Absolutely beautiful church filled with kind people. I attend the anxiety and depression group and it has helped me so much.'

These testimonials highlight the church's dedication to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for individuals seeking help and guidance.

Contact Information

For more information about St Paul's Howell Hill or to get involved, please visit their website at saintpauls.co.uk. You can also reach out to the church by phone at 2082249838.

👍 Reviews of St Paul's Howell Hill

Janet H.

4/5

I felt very welcome at the 'Explore Anxiety and Depression Course' held Wednesday evenings for 10 weeks. New course starts 26th February 2025

Lindsey

5/5

Absolutely beautiful church filled with kind people. I attend the anxiety and depression group and it has helped me sk so much.

Richard W.

5/5

I dropped in as a visitor to an evening service at the start of the year. I was made welcome not only by a person on the door but also the people sitting next to me on the tiered seats. The band lead songs were contemporary and the preaching was relevant. I came away with a spiritual boost for 2024, I am sure if you go along you'll find yourself blessed. I think there are morning and evening services every Sunday to suit most needs. They have a carpark, level access and they're outside the ULEZ 🙂

Lauren R.

5/5

I go to a parent and baby group here on Mondays 2pm run by a lady called Caroline who is also a breastfeeding advisor. Really lovely group and the cost is just a £1 donation which is fantastic when your on a maternity budget. The group is friendly and relaxed and isn’t preachy or religious at all and very welcoming to everyone. As a new mum it’s lovely to get out to somewhere with nice people for chats with free parking and that’s warm where the ladies feed you tea and biscuits. Please keep this going!

Charlie B.

5/5

I go here for the toddler playgroups on a Monday and Tuesday - it is so great - the volunteers are all lovely and all the moms and kiddies there are great. It is structured as freeplay, story time, snack time and then singing:) brilliant:)

Bunny V. H.

5/5

Friendly and community based. We use the baby group and it's always kind and welcoming - so glad I found a lovely hub to join. (Laura and the twins)

The S. R.

2/5

Probably the richest church in the whole area. They receive very large amounts as donations, especially inheritances. Recently they got a half million Pound inheritance. The thing is that they don’t seam to be doing much with all that money, other than keeping them in their bank accounts. There are a lot of pore people out there who could use a helping hand, but apparently some churches are not as keen to DO, as much as they are to tell people to do.

Nigel T.

4/5

A group of friends got together here to celebrate the life of a fine old lady who had spent a lifetime promoting cycling for all, and achieving that very aim. Sad day.