Faversham
Baptist Church is a friendly family church close to the centre of the
historic market town of Faversham. All kinds of people are part of the
church community - individuals and families; children, the young and
the older;
long-term residents of the town and newcomers to the area. There are
people who have attended church all their lives and those who have only
more recently got involved. Although a varied bunch in many ways, we
have in common a commitment to Jesus Christ as Lord, and a desire to
worship him together.
On Sunday
mornings, we have a fairly informal and varied style
of worship, using
both traditional hymns and contemporary songs. We try to make sure that
everyone is welcome and can join in as much as they wish without
feeling uncomfortable. Everyone is important! We also have a very
varied programme of activities during the week, and our church centre,
The Meeting Place, is used by hundreds of peope from the community of
Faversham every week.
Our aim
is to encourage one another in living out our Christian faith according
to the teaching of the Bible, and to demonstrate the love of God in our
community. We believe that God made us, and that he loves and cares for
us all. We have found that he brings hope and peace to troubled lives,
and that he guides and directs us if we ask. We really do believe that
he is interested in you, and so we warmly invite you to join us or
visit us at Faversham Baptist Church soon!
Find out
more about us here,
or our main meeting on a Sunday
morning here. Our latest
news and
views can be found on the panel to the left, and our current worship
services are listed on the right. Our church diary is here. You can
also see what we get up to during the week - including our Parent
& Toddler Groups, Children's & Youth Clubs, Housegroups
and other activities - here,
and our contact details are here.
Faversham Baptist Church is a member of the South
Eastern Baptist Association (East Kent Network) and the Baptist Union of Great
Britain. We belong to Churches
Together in Faversham.
