Reviews of St Paul’s Church, Deptford. (Church) in London (London).

St Paul’s Church, Deptford

49 Reviews

37 Comments

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Anglican church

Church of England Church

Mary Ann Gardens, London SE8 3DP

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Reviews of St Paul’s Church, Deptford

S. T. I.

Beautiful and peaceful place. There are many squirrels 🐿.

p. c.

I got married in this church in 1981 Kathleen Tucker

I. f. C. C.

Wonderful Highly approved

H. C.

The Google map marks this as a Catholic church - but the information opened on Google when reviewing the map contradicts this and advises this is Church of England..... Which is correct?!

G. G.

Fantastic people, fantastic priest and spectacular architecture

S. B.

Probably the best church in South London

P. M. o. L.

Beatiful Church not just for Sundays.

B. D.

Beautiful architecture, inside and out

F. M.

Nice place for pray

K. M.

Nice church, an ideal place to stop if you are on your way to another place

N. B.

Beautiful old church situated in Deptford. Built between 1712 and 1730 and designed by Thomas Archer. It was built in the Roman Baroque style. Amazing to photograph if you get here for late afternoon or when it is lit up at sunset.

M. C. N.

It is a quiet and intimate place with a small garden.

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C. K.

Great church. Communion wafer has some real flavour to it. Ate a BLT on one of the churchyard benches; gave some to a squirrel. Best day ever.

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Z. C. (.

One lovely church Nice to visit

M. K.

A lovely church in heart of Deptford with huge building and lawn around it. Outside ambiance is worth watching

j. b.

Grade I Listed Baroque raised church attributed to Thomas Archer with unusual balustraded grand staircase side entrances. An imposing presence set back off the street and worth visiting if in the vicinity.

A. H.

Not Roman Catholic as such, but very 'high'. I had no idea the CofE was so ecumenical about Stations of the Cross and Marian idolatry. But I am a lifelong atheist so I guess it's none of my business. Fine Baroque church spoilt by incense and statuary... Our Lady of Walsingham for 'heaven's' sake! So much for the Reformation...

L. F.

It’s an “Anglo-catholic” church under Church of England, with intercession of Mary and the saints, and Regina Cœli; as a Protestant I’m not used to these, but the church is quite friendly and welcoming.