Our main weekly service is held on a Sunday morning at 10.30am. / Parking is available in the Institute Road car park behind our building. / / You can expect a warm welcome; great worship; relevant preaching based in the Word of God and a friendly group of people ready to learn more about what it means to be a follower of Jesus.  / / The church is usually open from 9.45am and people generally arrive from about 10.15am onwards. The entrance to the church is from St Mary’s Road, through the big doors at the top of the stone steps on the right hand side. If you cannot manage the steps, we have lift access from the rear of the building. / / You are free to sit wherever you like. The service is relaxed and informal and is suitable for all ages. We sing some hymns and many newer songs, and all our words are displayed on a large screen at the front of the church. If it is difficult for you to see the words on the screen, then please let us know as alternatives are available. The screen is also used to display notices, images and videos relevant to our worship services. The service itself begins at 10.30am with a welcome and will then include some singing (we have a music group) and prayers. Children are free to move around and join in as they wish. / / Children stay with their parents for the first part of the service, then someone will announce when it’s time for the children to go to their own group. You will need to go with your children and register them, the first time they attend. On the first Sunday of the month we have a Cafe Church Communion Service suitable for all ages, children and adults, together. / / We try to keep things relaxed and want all our visitors to feel comfortable. Everything is explained as we go along, and no-one minds if you don’t know the songs or you’d rather not sing! The service is usually led by our Ministers, Rev Rachel Taylor and Rev Geoff Cook, although others do take part. / / After the main meeting finishes there will an be opportunity for prayer if needed. There is tea, coffee and biscuits. / / Come and join us!

Butterflies Parent & Toddler Group meets every Tuesday and Wednesday during term time from 10.00am to 11.30am. More details: Butterflies Parents and Toddlers.

Butterflies Parent & Toddler Group meets every Tuesday and Wednesday during term time from 10.00am to 11.30am. More details: Butterflies Parents and Toddlers.

Hope Faversham Youth is a fun, friendly group for young people of Secondary school age.  Run in partnership with a number of other local churches, it meets each Wednesday from 7pm here at FBC.  It features food, games, discussion, energy and plenty of laughter.  It’s a place for young people to be themselves in a caring and safe environment.

WHAT IS IT? Every Friday we’re sharing out food from local supermarkets which would otherwise go to waste. It’s completely FREE or if anyone wishes to make a small donation, all proceeds go to Faversham Foodbank. The food we have available varies each week. There’s always bread, rolls, pastries, and often a selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. / / HOW DO I TAKE PART? Come along. We’re at our Institute Road car park entrance. Help yourself! No vouchers needed. Save food from going to waste! Or bring any surplus fruit / veg / salad that you have grown . . . either as a donation, or to swap for something else.

Christians in the town gather to pray together each week throughout the year.  Find out more: Hope Faversham.

Our main weekly service is held on a Sunday morning at 10.30am. / Parking is available in the Institute Road car park behind our building. / / You can expect a warm welcome; great worship; relevant preaching based in the Word of God and a friendly group of people ready to learn more about what it means to be a follower of Jesus.  / / The church is usually open from 9.45am and people generally arrive from about 10.15am onwards. The entrance to the church is from St Mary’s Road, through the big doors at the top of the stone steps on the right hand side. If you cannot manage the steps, we have lift access from the rear of the building. / / You are free to sit wherever you like. The service is relaxed and informal and is suitable for all ages. We sing some hymns and many newer songs, and all our words are displayed on a large screen at the front of the church. If it is difficult for you to see the words on the screen, then please let us know as alternatives are available. The screen is also used to display notices, images and videos relevant to our worship services. The service itself begins at 10.30am with a welcome and will then include some singing (we have a music group) and prayers. Children are free to move around and join in as they wish. / / Children stay with their parents for the first part of the service, then someone will announce when it’s time for the children to go to their own group. You will need to go with your children and register them, the first time they attend. On the first Sunday of the month we have a Cafe Church Communion Service suitable for all ages, children and adults, together. / / We try to keep things relaxed and want all our visitors to feel comfortable. Everything is explained as we go along, and no-one minds if you don’t know the songs or you’d rather not sing! The service is usually led by our Ministers, Rev Rachel Taylor and Rev Geoff Cook, although others do take part. / / After the main meeting finishes there will an be opportunity for prayer if needed. There is tea, coffee and biscuits. / / Come and join us!

Butterflies Parent & Toddler Group meets every Tuesday and Wednesday during term time from 10.00am to 11.30am. More details: Butterflies Parents and Toddlers.

Butterflies Parent & Toddler Group meets every Tuesday and Wednesday during term time from 10.00am to 11.30am. More details: Butterflies Parents and Toddlers.

Hope Faversham Youth is a fun, friendly group for young people of Secondary school age.  Run in partnership with a number of other local churches, it meets each Wednesday from 7pm here at FBC.  It features food, games, discussion, energy and plenty of laughter.  It’s a place for young people to be themselves in a caring and safe environment.

WHAT IS IT? Every Friday we’re sharing out food from local supermarkets which would otherwise go to waste. It’s completely FREE or if anyone wishes to make a small donation, all proceeds go to Faversham Foodbank. The food we have available varies each week. There’s always bread, rolls, pastries, and often a selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. / / HOW DO I TAKE PART? Come along. We’re at our Institute Road car park entrance. Help yourself! No vouchers needed. Save food from going to waste! Or bring any surplus fruit / veg / salad that you have grown . . . either as a donation, or to swap for something else.