All Saints, Rosendale Road/Lovelace Road, West Dulwich
A huge unfinished church by G.H. Fellowes-Prynne of 1887-91 was badly damaged in WW2 and rebuilt by J.B.S. Comper. However it was burned out in 2000 and an impressive new church built in the walls, retaining the chancel but with much simplified furnishings. This dates from 2006 and was designed by Thomas F. Ford and Partners.
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Christ Church, Highland Road, Gipsy Hill SE19 1DP
The tower of a church by John Giles built in 1867 was retained and converted to flats after a fire. A new church was built, detached from the tower, in 1987, designed by Brian Drury
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Corpus Christi, Trent Rd/Brixton Hill, Brixton, SW2 5BJ (Roman Catholic)
An incomplete church on a grand scale designed by John Francis Bentley. Only the chancel, chapels and transepts were finished between 1886 and 1904. A small entrance area and hall were added 1983-84. The high altar, reredos and some of the glass are Bentley designs.
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Berridge Road Community Church (Former), Berridge Road, Gipsy Hill
A church plant from Christ Church in a hall on the Berridge Road estate. Checking the “A Church near You” site it appears that all services are now at Christ Church, Gipsy Hill.
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Emmanuel, Clive Road, West Dulwich
A small defensive church which includes flats and a youth club in its footprint. It replaced a church of 1876 which was burnt out. This building was designed by Hutchinson, Locke and Monk and built in 1967.
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St John (former), Guernsey Grove, Tulse Hill now New Testament Church of God
Built in 1911-12 but it closed in 1962 being used as a parish hall until the early 1980s. The architect was Leonard Martin.
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Holy Trinity, Trinity Rise, Tulse Hill
By T.D. Barry and dating from 1855-56, it stands half way up the hill in a suburban street.
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Christ Church, Christchurch Road, Streatham Hill
Well sited on a wiggle in the road, this is a remarkable church by James Wild built in 1840-42. The sanctuary is decorated by Owen Jones, there is glass by Walter Crane, John Hayward, Laurence Lee and J.F. Bentley.
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All Saints, Lyham Road, Clapham Park
Built in 1982 and designed by Richard Watson and Partners to replace a church of 1858.
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St Matthew, Brixton
In a large churchyard at the apex of Brixton Hill and Efra Road. One of the “Waterloo Churches”, it was designed in 1822 by C.F. Porden. Much of the building is divided off for other uses, the worship area is a galleried area at the west end of the nave.
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