St Mark's was consecrated in 1874. More can be read about its founding in the context of Battersea history.
The current congregation has mostly grown out of a church plant from Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB) in September 1987. Paul Perkin and his wife Christine led a troupe of about 50 enthusiastic followers to join the dwindling congregation in the rather delapidated church.
Mostly through the sacrificial giving of its members, a number of stages of major renovation and building work have happened in the ensuing years. Most recently the Landmarks building project resulted in a modern, welcoming hall and extended meeting room facilities, opened spring 2007.
2008 has so far proved to be an exciting year in the church's life, with one highlight being Folkestone II, the bi-annual church weekend away.
