LOCAL MISSIONS
We gather, worship & serve in the heart of downtown on Talbot Street. We love London and it's our desire to SERVE OUR CITY and be the hands and feet of Jesus in our community.
LOCAL MISSIONS
We gather, worship & serve in the heart of downtown on Talbot Street. We love London and it's our desire to SERVE OUR CITY and be the hands and feet of Jesus in our community.
PREACH GOOD NEWS
At the heart of Jesus' ministry is the proclamation to "preach good news to the poor" (Luke 4:18-19). We seek to situate ourselves where Christ situated Himself - among the poor. In doing so, we broaden our understanding of God's Kingdom.
RELIEF & DEVELOPMENT
We believe that wholistic local missions work requires both relief and development efforts. We seek to find a balance that provides short and long-term sustainable solutions to the complex issues surrounding poverty.
COMMUNITY
We value community and believe that in serving together, we strengthen and grow our community. We strive to find opportunities for people who attend Talbot Street Church to find tangible ways to show Jesus here in London.
RELATIONAL
We believe that local missions work is a symbiotic relationship where both parties have the ability to give, receive and learn from one another. We seek to avoid paternalistic tendencies by taking a posture of humility and learning.
PREACH GOOD NEWS
At the heart of Jesus' ministry is the proclamation to "preach good news to the poor" (Luke 4:18-19). We seek to situate ourselves where Christ situated Himself - among the poor. In doing so, we broaden our understanding of God's Kingdom.
RELIEF & DEVELOPMENT
We believe that wholistic local missions work requires both relief and development efforts. We seek to find a balance that provides short and long-term sustainable solutions to the complex issues surrounding poverty.
COMMUNITY
We value community and believe that in serving together, we strengthen and grow our community. We strive to find opportunities for people who attend Talbot Street Church to find tangible ways to show Jesus here in London.
RELATIONAL
We believe that local missions work is a symbiotic relationship where both parties have the ability to give, receive and learn from one another. We seek to avoid paternalistic tendencies by taking a posture of humility and learning.
We believe that local missions is done best in the context of relationship and connection with people.
Talbot Street Church has several local missions partners that we are committed to engage with in long-term relationships.
We believe that local missions is done best in the context of relationship and connection with people.
Talbot Street Church has several local missions partners that we are committed to engage with in long-term relationships.
Rooted in its Christian mission, Indwell creates affordable housing communities grounded in dignity, love, and hope, supporting people as they seek health, wellness, and belonging.
Since opening Woodfield Gate in 2019, Indwell has seen lives changed and neighbourhoods strengthened across London. What began as one small community has grown into five affordable housing programs, now home to 232 residents who contribute to safer, healthier, and more connected neighbourhoods.
This work continues to grow. By the end of 2026, 42 new homes will open, with 96 more already underway through the Vision SoHo project, which will expand long‑term affordability, opportunity, and community connection in the areas of London that need it most.
Through strong partnerships, including Talbot Street Church, Indwell’s holistic approach supports not only housing, but lasting community wellbeing by reflecting a shared commitment to dignity, love, and hope for all.
This work continues to grow. By the end of 2026, 42 new homes will open, with 96 more already underway through the Vision SoHo project, which will expand long‑term affordability, opportunity, and community connection in the areas of London that need it most.
Through strong partnerships, including Talbot Street Church, Indwell’s holistic approach supports not only housing, but lasting community wellbeing by reflecting a shared commitment to dignity, love, and hope for all.
At Sanctuary, we are becoming a healthy, welcoming community where people who are poor or excluded are particularly valued. We are finding home together.
The most fundamental need of people affected by poverty is something that most people take for granted - a meaningful place in a healthy community and a sense of belonging. For most people at street level, their experience of community has been dysfunctional at best. Rather than simply duplicating social services, Sanctuary provides a unique, healthy community - a safe place - and hopefully a place to call 'home'.
Sanctuary is a sister church of Talbot Street Church and hosts two weekly meals - Monday Lunch and Wednesday Dinner, as well as a Sunday evening worship service, Bible Study and Art Program.
Sanctuary is a sister church of Talbot Street Church and hosts two weekly meals - Monday Lunch and Wednesday Dinner, as well as a Sunday evening worship service, Bible Study and Art Program.
Rooted in its Christian mission, Indwell creates affordable housing communities grounded in dignity, love, and hope, supporting people as they seek health, wellness, and belonging.
Since opening Woodfield Gate in 2019, Indwell has seen lives changed and neighbourhoods strengthened across London. What began as one small community has grown into five affordable housing programs, now home to 232 residents who contribute to safer, healthier, and more connected neighbourhoods.
This work continues to grow. By the end of 2026, 42 new homes will open, with 96 more already underway through the Vision SoHo project, which will expand long‑term affordability, opportunity, and community connection in the areas of London that need it most.
Through strong partnerships, including Talbot Street Church, Indwell’s holistic approach supports not only housing, but lasting community wellbeing by reflecting a shared commitment to dignity, love, and hope for all.
This work continues to grow. By the end of 2026, 42 new homes will open, with 96 more already underway through the Vision SoHo project, which will expand long‑term affordability, opportunity, and community connection in the areas of London that need it most.
Through strong partnerships, including Talbot Street Church, Indwell’s holistic approach supports not only housing, but lasting community wellbeing by reflecting a shared commitment to dignity, love, and hope for all.
At Sanctuary, we are becoming a healthy, welcoming community where people who are poor or excluded are particularly valued. We are finding home together.
The most fundamental need of people affected by poverty is something that most people take for granted - a meaningful place in a healthy community and a sense of belonging. For most people at street level, their experience of community has been dysfunctional at best. Rather than simply duplicating social services, Sanctuary provides a unique, healthy community - a safe place - and hopefully a place to call 'home'.
Sanctuary is a sister church of Talbot Street Church and hosts two weekly meals - Monday Lunch and Wednesday Dinner, as well as a Sunday evening worship service, Bible Study and Art Program.
Sanctuary is a sister church of Talbot Street Church and hosts two weekly meals - Monday Lunch and Wednesday Dinner, as well as a Sunday evening worship service, Bible Study and Art Program.
FOOD | FRIENDSHIP | CONNECTION
Talbot Street Church has been organizing and running Collective Kitchen for over 30 years! A combination of food, friendship and connection, Collective Kitchen meets once a month in the Talbot Street Church kitchen to cook large quantities of nutritional food for participants on a budget. For a small fee, each participant recieves a month's worth of healthy meals to take home. Anyone in the community is welcome to participate, make friends, help out and learn new skills!
At Collective Kitchen, everyone has a role to play.
Whether you're a participant or a volunteer, there's something for everyone of varying abilities to contribute! Collective Kitchen enables participants to learn new skills, sharpen existing skills and build community.
FOOD | FRIENDSHIP | CONNECTION
Talbot Street Church has been organizing and running Collective Kitchen for over 30 years! A combination of food, friendship and connection, Collective Kitchen meets once a month in the Talbot Street Church kitchen to cook large quantities of nutritional food for participants on a budget. For a small fee, each participant recieves a month's worth of healthy meals to take home. Anyone in the community is welcome to participate, make friends, help out and learn new skills!
At Collective Kitchen, everyone has a role to play.
Whether you're a participant or a volunteer, there's something for everyone of varying abilities to contribute! Collective Kitchen enables participants to learn new skills, sharpen existing skills and build community.
Each year we participate in giving to missions partners that are committed to acts of mercy and justice. We view our generosity as an act of hopeful resistance against the consumerism that so quickly invades our lives during the Christmas season. This stark contrast reminds us of the priorities of the Kingdom of God that Jesus came into the world to inaugurate - a Kingdom that we partner with God in building here and now! And so, we encourage those in our community to match whatever you spend on yourself and loved ones at Christmas and give a gift for those in need. From helping Indwell build a gathering space in their new Vision SoHo project in London, to providing our friends at Sanctuary London with gift bags full of toiletries and goodies for their annual Christmas party -
This is the church in action.
Check out these videos from previous Christmas at Talbot Street campaigns.
Talbot Street Church supports a number of vocational missionaries
who are sharing the love & hope of Christ at home around the world!
PASTOR WILLEMINA ZWART
Willemina has served as a pastor for over 18 years, including at Talbot Street Church. She has a heart for young adults and their faith formation. Currently, she is based in Port Dover, ON, where she works as a vocational missionary with Resonate Global Missions in launching the South Coast (SoCo) Beach Project - a summer experience of intentional Christian community and discipleship for young adults.
PASTOR WILLEMINA ZWART
Willemina has served as a pastor for over 18 years, including at Talbot Street Church. She has a heart for young adults and their faith formation. Currently, she is based in Port Dover, ON, where she works as a vocational missionary with Resonate Global Missions in launching the South Coast (SoCo) Beach Project - a summer experience of intentional Christian community and discipleship for young adults.