Useful information
Patron
The Bishop
Episcopal Area
Woolwich Episcopal Area
Deanery
Eltham & Mottingham Deanery
Archdeaconry
Lewisham and Greenwich Archdeaconry
Details of the Church
Built
1906-07
Architect
Temple Moore
Listing
2
The original church is asymmetrical in design, consisting of a nave and an aisle to its north separated by two pointed arches. The south side is divided into three bays which contained windows.
The whole is roofed over by a steeply pitched tiled roof which comes down low on the north side and centred on the nave.
The south wall and windows were removed in 1934 to form a three-bay arcade and an aisle, Lady Chapel, porch and vestry were added. These have flat roofs finished in lead and asphalt respectively. The church is built of red brick with stone dressings. Internally brick surfaces are rendered. The nave has a timber barrel vaulted ceiling. The floor of the circulation areas is quarry-tiled and in the seating areas it is finished in natural softwood strips.
