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Holy Cross Church was opened by Bishop Amigo on 14 September 1904 - the Feast of the Triumph of the Cross. Originally serviced from Lewisham, the new church’s first parish priest, Fr Edward Escarguel, was installed on 7 January 1905. The church had to wait until July 1960, however, to be formally consecrated. Holy Cross was one of over 20 churches built in the early years of the 20th Century under the financial patronage of Miss Frances Ellis (1846-1930), an heiress who converted to Catholicism and was received into the Church in January 1901

Welcome to Lewisham Unitarians! We are a friendly congregation in the heart of South London and believe in opening our doors to all, whatever their beliefs and background. Unitarianism is a liberal religion. Born out of the Protestant Reformation, it has no creeds or dogmas. Each individual is asked to arrive at their own beliefs, directed by their reason and their moral conscience. Unitarians believe in practicing tolerance and respect for those with whom we disagree. There has been a Lewisham Unitarian Congregation since 1897.