Welcome to the website of All Saints', Blackheath
Welcome to All Saints’ Blackheath.
The Church on the Heath
Sundays:
8am Holy Communion (said)
10.30am Parish Mass (sung)
The church is open daily (seven days a week, outside service times) for private prayer from 8am to 3pm.
Please enter through the west doors.
You are most welcome.
Welcome to the website of All Saints', Blackheath, one of the five Church of England churches serving Blackheath and a member of Churches Together in Blackheath. We offer traditional catholic worship, with a long-standing fine choral tradition and an emphasis on liturgy. We work closely with All Saints' C of E Primary School . The links highlighted below take you to the relevant pages on our website and you can now follow us on social media ,All Saints Blackheath on X and on Facebook here All Saints Blackheath on Facebook
Father Nicholas Cranfield
Worship. Visitors are always welcome to join us at our services and there are opportunities for members of the church to explore their faith and to deepen their knowledge. See our weekly pewsheet to download up-to-date information on forthcoming services and events. First time at All Saints'? Please read our guide to the different Sunday Masses and you can download the Orders of Service for our Sunday Masses here:
Ministry Team:
The Rev'd Canon Dr Nicholas Cranfield - Vicar
The Rev'd William Chatterton - Honaray Assistant Curate
Dr Clare Dowding - Licenced Lay Minister (Reader)
They are supported by a number of other local clergy.
A safe church . Blackheath All Saints’ is committed to promoting a safer environment and culture for all. The Parochial Church Council (PCC) has adopted the Diocesan Safeguarding Policy in common with The Church of England.
History. All Saints has been central to the life of Blackheath Village for over 160 years. As part of the Church of England, the parish church was built in 1857/8 and is now within the Diocese of Southwark. The cathedral is on Bankside next to London Bridge.
Music has always formed a major part of our worshipping life and the English composer Alfred Cellier (1844-1891), who conducted many premieres of G&S operettas, was the first Director of Music and Organist, from 1862. Matthew Dunn FRCO is our Director of Music and Organist. See the Music page and calendar for details of our frequent performances and recitals.
Giving & Stewardship. We depend on the generosity of our congregation and wider benefactors to carry out All Saints' work and maintain the church's fabric. We are grateful for all donations, either individual gifts or regular giving. Please visit the Giving & Stewardship to learn how you can support our work and how Gift Aid can make your contributions go further.
Events calendar
The Church of England and All Saints' School
Click on the links below for the relevant websites.
Getting here
Address: All Saints, Blackheath, All Saints Drive, London, SE3 0TH.
By train: Services run every 20 minutes from London Charing Cross, London Waterloo East, London Bridge and London Cannon Street, we're only a few moments walk from the train station.
By bus: All Saints' is served by a number of TfL Buses, 108, 54, 89, 202, 386 - alight at Royal Parade (stop G)
By car: There are a limited number of spaces for vehicles on All Saints Drive, do read local signage for pay and display information. Cars parked on the heath will be ticketed by the local authority.
Click here for a map
