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Header Image: detail from Kempe’s East Window
Welcoming all, Following Jesus, Growing together.
- A progressive church with traditional services
- Beautiful music
- Children’s activities
- Study groups and social events.
We are the Parish Church for the areas along Ecclesall Road as far as Hunter’s Bar roundabout and around Endcliffe Park.
We value peace, music and a structured service, while we practice a positive liberal outlook. We are a small congregation, typically 30-40, but have members of a wide range of ages, from families with young children to long established residents. Whether you’re looking to meet people, or just to quietly attend church, you’ll be welcomed here. We are a member of Inclusive Church.
In our weekly services (10:30am Sundays) there are children’s activities and a robed choir. We have study groups, social events, and plenty of tea, coffee and chat! We seek to grow as a community through Jesus. Mission page. What happens in a service?
Claire, Priest in Charge
Wheelchair access, toilets, disabled toilet, baby change, all at the main entrance.
St. Augustine’s facebook page.
St. Augustine’s is a member of the Central Mission Partnership.
Services
10:30am Sundays. Followed by tea and coffee.
1st Sunday of Each Month – Morning Prayer led by a rota of readers, with hymns, sung canticles and a sermon. For the children, Godly Play takes place in the church hall.
2nd Sunday – Family Eucharist – All Age worship, with a simpler service to give children a greater role. There are activities for everyone, children and adults, in the first part of the service.
3rd, 4th, 5th Sundays – Parish Eucharist – We celebrate the Eucharist using Common Worship with hymns and a variety of sung settings of the service.
Christenings, Weddings and Funerals – We are always happy to be a part of your special events. Please contact either Claire Dawson or Mike West.
Events
Coffee mornings… Study groups… Book sales… Harvest+Christmas meals… Carol services… … we got it all! Please see our events page
Church Hall
St Augustine’s hall is approx 60ft x 40ft (18m x 12m) and has a well-equipped kitchen. Further details here.
Who’s Who?
 | Claire Dawson. Priest in Charge since 2017. "Thank you for everybody’s warm welcome to Sheffield. I have previously worked in North Nottinghamshire, Derby City and Liverpool and was ordained for ministry in 2004 having previously worked as a social worker. I am looking forward to appreciating what the city and the Peak District have on offer and also getting to know people. I have a passion for the outdoors and climbing mountains and am also currently studying for a Doctorate of Professional Practice in urban ministry. I hope that both of these passions will help give life and sustenance to my ministry here in Sheffield." |
| Priest In Charge | |
| claire.dawson @staugustinessheffield.org, 0114 272 4987 | |
 | Mike West. 30 years as Industrial Chaplain, 50 years of ordained ministry, Mike has dedicated his life to contributing in many ways to the coming of God's Kingdom. |
| Associate Priest | |
| mike.west @staugustinessheffield.org 0114 266 2188 | |
 | Viv Smith |
| Children's Minister, Church Warden | |
| viv.smith @staugustinessheffield.org | |
 | Michelle Doran |
| Church Warden | |
| michelle.doran @staugustinessheffield.org | |
 | Rebecca Evans [or Viv Smith] |
| Hall Bookings Secretary | |
| hall@staugustinessheffield.org 07896 474493 | |
 | Christine Markham |
| Social Events Secretary | |
| christine.markham @staugustinessheffield.org | |
 | Peter Verity |
| Organist, Choir Master, Director of Music | |
| peter.verity @staugustinessheffield.org |
Eileen Turner left us at the end of 2017 to be closer to family. Eileen was teacher at Thornbridge School, before turning to Theology, adult education and parish ministry. Many thanks for her service to St. Augustine’s! We wish her well in London.
Maureen Fisher, A longstanding member of St Augustine’s. 
I have been a member at St Augustine’s since the day I was born (and that is a long time ago!!). I was christened, confirmed and married in the church and both my children were christened there. Having travelled around the globe for many years I finally returned to my roots in Sheffield, back to good old “gussies” and the church family who had never forgotten me. I really appreciate the warmth,support and friendship of its members along with the varied forms of worship incorporating glorious music. I also lead the group of flower arrangers, and we are proud of the way we can add to the natural beauty of the church.
I am Matthew Zang, from Nanjing in China, studying for an MSc in Control Engineering 2014/15, now a PhD. My friend Echen recommended me to go to St Augustine’s Church. The friendliness and hospitality of the people in St Augustine is especially impressive. They initiate the conversation with me and invite me to join various activities. I am treated as their friend, even though I cannot speak English fluently. I was pleasantly surprised when Echen and I were invited to go to 5 local families to join their dinners, then to learn a chapter of Bible together. All of these make me love this church so much.
Location
St Augustine’s Church, Sheffield, is located 100m from Hunter’s Bar Roundabout, not far from Endcliffe village. Some off-street parking is available around the church building, S11 8RQ
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St. Augustine’s is committed to high standards in the safeguarding and care of children, young people and vulnerable adults. Our Safeguarding Officer is Viv Smith viv.smith@staugustinessheffield.org. Click here for our Safeguarding Policy.
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