St Thomas's Church, West Ham

St Thomas's Church, West Ham was a church in West Ham, east London. It originated around 1878 on Rokeby Street as a mission of All Saints Church, West Ham, initially in an iron building and then from 1889 in a brick one, which was assigned a parish from All Saints' in 1891. It was damaged by bombing, closed and finally demolished in 1957, though the parish existed until 1961, when it was merged back into that of All Saints.^[1]

References

↑ Powell (ed), W R (1973), 'West Ham: Churches', in A History of the County of Essex: Volume 6, London: Victoria County History, pp. 114–123

Churches in Newham

Ancient parish churches (pre-1800)	All Saints, West Ham St Mary Magdalene, East Ham St Mary the Virgin, Little Ilford

Anglican daughter churches	St Alban, Upton Park All Saints, East Ham St Andrew, Plaistow St Andrew, East Ham Ascension, Victoria Docks St Barnabas, West Silvertown St Barnabas, Manor Park St Bartholomew, East Ham St Cedd, Canning Town Christ Church, Stratford St Edmund, Forest Gate Emmanuel, Forest Gate St Gabriel, Canning Town St George and St Ethelbert, East Ham Holy Trinity, Canning Town St James, Forest Gate St John the Baptist, East Ham St John, North Woolwich St John, Stratford St Katherine, Plaistow St Luke, Canning Town St Mark, Forest Gate St Mark, Victoria Docks St Martin, Plaistow St Mary, Plaistow St Matthew, West Ham St Matthew, Custom House St Matthias, Canning Town St Michael and All Angels, Beckton Road St Michael's, Romford Road St Michael's, Rutland Road St Paul's, Stratford St Paul's, East Ham St Peter's, Upton Cross St Philip & St James, Plaistow St Saviour, Forest Gate St Stephen, East Ham St Thomas, West Ham St Thomas, Plaistow

Other denominations	East Ham Baptist Church St Nicholas, Manor Park

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