Working together across Ealing
Our Church Venues
A network of local churches has helped make the Ealing Churches Winter Night Shelter possible. Each church is part of a wider community offering welcome, care and practical support.
“He who oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honours God.”
Proverbs 14:31
These are partner church venues, not open-access accommodation. Venue participation and shelter arrangements can change, and a church address does not mean a bed is available. Please read our information for people experiencing homelessness and follow the referral guidance before travelling to a venue.
Find our church partners
Explore the Ealing area, then use the map link on each church card for its exact location.
Our church partners
Visit each church’s own website to learn more about its worship and community life.
All Saints Ealing Common
A local Anglican church serving the Ealing Common area and its surrounding neighbourhood.
Elm Grove Road, Ealing Common, W5 3JH
St Benedict’s Ealing Abbey
A Benedictine Catholic community centred on prayer, worship and parish life in Ealing.
Ealing Christian Centre
A Christian church in Northfields Avenue serving people in Ealing and the wider local community.
Ealing Green Methodist / URC
A church in the Ealing Trinity Methodist circuit, bringing people together for worship and community life.
Greenford Baptist Church
A Bible-centred Baptist church describing itself as a vibrant, Spirit-filled community welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds.
Greenford Methodist Church
Part of Ealing Trinity, a group of Methodist churches united in worship and service to their local communities.
Haven Green Baptist Church
A diverse church community seeking to grow in faith and work with God to transform Ealing and beyond.
Kingsdown Methodist Church
A welcoming Methodist congregation with a long-standing presence in West Ealing and a commitment to its neighbourhood.
International Presbyterian Church
An international congregation bringing together people from many nationalities for Bible teaching, worship and community.
South Hanwell Baptist Church
A local Baptist church with worship, a weekly Friendship Café and activities for families and children.
St Barnabas’ Ealing
An inclusive Church of England parish in Pitshanger, committed to worship, practical care and serving neighbours.
Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1QG
St Christopher’s Hanwell
A friendly local church whose stated mission is to welcome, love and serve all people in Hanwell and the Cuckoo Estate.
St Dunstan’s Acton
A Church of England parish in East Acton, known for its distinctive Gothic Revival building and varied worship.
St Mary’s Acton
Acton’s historic parish church, rooted in centuries of local history and focused on faith, hospitality and hope.
The Mount, Acton, W3 9NW
St Mary’s Ealing
A friendly, community-focused Anglican church welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds.
St Mary’s Hanwell (Hall)
The church hall associated with St Mary’s Hanwell, listed as a partner venue for the shelter network.
St Matthew’s Ealing Common
A welcoming and inclusive parish church with a notable historic interior, stained glass and local community activities.
St Nicholas Perivale
A Church of England parish church serving Perivale and the surrounding community.
St Paul’s Northfields
A local parish church in the Northfields and West Ealing area, with the shelter venue identified as the hall opposite the church.
Ridley Avenue, West Ealing, W13 9XW
St Peter’s Ealing
A local Church of England parish serving Ealing, with worship and community life centred around its church on Mount Park Road.
St Stephen’s Ealing
A Church of England parish in West Ealing, part of the network of local churches supporting the shelter.
The venue list reflects the churches named on the ECWNS rolling shelter network. Church descriptions are brief summaries of publicly available church information. Please check each church’s website for current service times, access information and contact details.