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We are closely linked with Hampton Hill United Reformed Church, and our minister, Rev Jenny Snashall, serves both churches. We also work very closely with our neighbouring churches: Holy Trinity Church, Twickenham Baptist Church and Twickenham Salvation Army.

Also in the local area are Whitton Baptist Church, Teddington Baptist Church and Kingston United Reformed Church.

Acts 88 sends Christian workers into our local schools.

The United Reformed Church is one of the sponsors of the rejesus.co.uk web site. Learn more, join in the discussions, or try their pub quiz and see what you score!

Steve Chalke's church.co.uk is the one-stop shop for everyone who wants to talk about life, faith and Christianity. And if you don't take yourself too seriously take a look at ship-of-fools.com, including its church reports by mystery worshippers.

You can see some national church information at Church Net UK, or try the BBC Religion and Ethics pages.

Premier Christian Radio for London broadcasts in our area on 1413kHz MW, and you can also hear their broadcasts over the web and on Freeview.

As a United Reformed Church we are part of the worldwide family of churches that make up the Council for World Mission.

You can also see the latest news from Ecumenical News International.

We have been actively involved in supporting the Jubilee 2000 campaign to cancel unpayable Third World debt. A number of members took part in the London rally in June 2000.

Each year we collect from local homes and take part in street collecting for Christian Aid Week. During this week in 2008 we collected £3,605; thanks to everyone who gave so generously.

Each year, as part of our harvest celebration, members are asked to give 1% of their income in support of Commitment for Life's work in Zimbabwe - in 2006 we collected £3,815.

We also support the Trade Justice Movement and an number of our members took part in the Mass Lobby of Parliament in November 2005.

We support the work of the London City Mission and the Bible Society. Each June our Communion offerings are given to the London Catalyst (formerly known as the Metropolitan Hospital Sunday Fund).

We are a corporate member of the United Nations Association, Twickenham and Richmond Branch (UNA), and over the years several of our members have served as branch chairman. At a branch meeting held in our church hall in March 2003, Jeremy Gilley spoke about the United Nations International Day of Peace, September 21st each year.

Bob Warwicker, one of our former ministers, has written some notes about the church and the Internet.

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