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“Founded in 1928.” That’s the simple answer to the question of when Stanley Park Church first opened its doors. Stanley Park Church stands here on Stanley Road. It is ready to welcome you. This church has a rich history. It has played a significant role in the Carshalton community.

Stanley Park Church belongs to the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches. This national group shares our commitment. We stand firm on the teaching of the Word of God. We proclaim a Gospel message. We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. He died for our sins. He is the only way to be reconciled with God.

I encourage you to explore our website. You can find us at spccarshalton.com. The website title is Welcome to Stanley Park Church. There you can learn more about Stanley Park Church. Feel free to contact us with any questions. We hope you find our site interesting. We invite you to join us for our services.

Stanley Park Church offers a variety of activities. On Sundays, we meet at 10:30 am. We worship and learn together. We hold a Sunday School for young people. Afterwards, we enjoy tea and coffee together. On Tuesday evenings, we gather for prayer. We also have an informal bible study. This meeting is hybrid. People can join in person or via Zoom. On the second Sunday of each month, we meet at 5:00 pm. We enjoy fellowship with tea and cakes. Then we celebrate Communion.

Stanley Park Church is located at 130 Stanley Road, Carshalton, Surrey, SM5 4LP. Our phone number is 02087731653. You can also reach us by email. The address is admin@spccarshalton.com.

We are a recently registered charity. Our charity number is 1209444. The Stanley Park Evangelical Free Church welcomes everyone.

We want to make your visit enjoyable. Let me share a recent visitor’s experience. They said the warmth and delight of gratitude were palpable. It’s this spirit that Stanley Park Church hopes to foster.

The church is closed now. However, services are held on Sunday. They are at 10:30 am and 6:30 pm. Stanley Park Church awaits you. We hope you feel welcome.

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