The Soldiers’ and Aviators’ Scripture Readers Association

The Soldiers’ and Aviators’ Scripture Readers Association

‘Our Day’- 3 October in London

ASR Tiaan de Klerk speaking at Our Day 2025

Our Scripture Readers work alongside serving military every day, looking always to share the gospel with those serving in our Armed Forces – come to Duke Street on 3 October to hear about it.

Saturday 3 October 2026

2:00–5:00 pm. Doors open at 1:00pm for tea and coffee.

Duke Street Church

Richmond, TW9 1DH

There is no crèche. The building has disabled access, a lift and loop facilities.

Main Speaker

Rev William Taylor from St Helens Church, Bishopsgate.

Refreshments

Sandwiches, cakes and hot/cold beverages will be served for afternoon tea.

Click Here to Watch the Livestream

Or catch-up after the event

Please RSVP

To help us with catering, please let us know if you plan to join. 

For Local Drivers

  • Directions: The church is situated just off the A307 (Duke Street) in central Richmond.
  • Parking:
    • Old Deer Park Car Park: A 5-minute walk from the church with 285 spaces.
    • Paradise Road Multi-Storey: A 6-minute walk from the church with 337 spaces.
    • Private Options: Nearby spots can be reserved via JustPark

By Tube & Rail

The church is just off the main high street, roughly a 3–5 minute walk from Richmond station.

  • Station: Richmond Station is the closest hub for both Tube and National Rail.
  • Tube: Take the District Line (Richmond branch) to the terminus.
  • London Overground: The North London Line (Mildmay Line) runs directly to Richmond.
  • National Rail: Fast services run from London Waterloo (approx. 20 mins) via Clapham Junction and Putney.
  • Walking: Exit the station, turn left onto The Quadrant. In 250 metres turn right at Duke Street. The church entrance is on Duke Street

By Bus

Multiple bus routes stop within a 2–5 minute walk of the church:

  • Stop F (The Quadrant): Routes 65, H37, R68, and N65.
  • Dynevor Road / Church Road: Routes 33, 337, and 493.
  • Other Routes: Buses 110, 190, 371, and R70 also serve the immediate Richmond town centre area.

From the M25

To reach Duke Street Church (TW9 1DH) from the M25, your best route depends on whether you are approaching from the North/West (M4) or the South/West (M3).

Via the M4 (Recommended from North/West M25)

  • Exit M25: At Junction 15, join the M4 Eastbound towards London/Heathrow.
  • Exit M4: At Junction 2, follow signs for the A4/North Circular (A406).
  • Chiswick Roundabout: Take the exit for A205 (South Circular) towards Richmond/Kew.
  • Kew Bridge: Cross Kew Bridge and continue following the A205 (Mortlake Road/Kew Road).
  • Richmond Town Centre: Follow Kew Road (A307) into Richmond.
  • Final Approach: Do not take Richmond town centre, but rather, the A316 as though bypassing it.  On exiting the roundabout, stay on the left for 100 metres and take the left onto Parkshot, then continue onto Little Green which leads to Duke Street on the left.  However, if you need Old Deer car park, then take Park Lane on the right before the humped railway bridge.

Via the M3 (Recommended from South/West M25)

  • Exit M25: At Junction 12, join the M3 Eastbound towards London/Sunbury.
  • A316: The M3 will become the A316 (Country Way). Continue straight for approximately 8 miles.
  • Filter and then turn right into Old Deer Car Park as one approaches Richmond, not long after crossing Twickenham Bridge. Duke Street is approximately a 5-minute walk.

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