Morning Worship
On every Sunday but the first in the month we have a regular Morning Worship service (details below), which begins at 10.30am. We also run Cafe Church monthly on the first Sunday, and The Evening Gathering on the second Sunday at 7pm.
We meet at:
The Meeting Place, St Mary's Road, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8EH
There is parking 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.
On most Sundays we have a programme lined up for children from the age of five. Children stay with their parent or grown-up at the start of the service as we worship (sing songs), together for the first part of the morning. We sing some hymns and many newer songs (we have a music group), 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. Sometimes a person might pray out loud or read a small passage from the bible. Sometimes people share things that they believe God is saying to the whole church family. This might seem strange the first time you hear it but it’s all part of our connecting with God. Children are free to move around and join in as they wish.
At some point someone will announce that it’s time for the younger members to go to their group. The first time they attend, you will need to go with your children to their groups and register them as part of our child safety policy.
Parents of younger children are welcome to keep them in the service, where there are toys, books and sofas!
For more information about our children's work throughout the week please visit the Children's Ministry page.
One of our leaders will then give a sermon that is bible based and that we can apply to our everyday life. Sometimes there is an opportunity to receive prayer at the end of the service. 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!
After the main meeting finishes there will an be opportunity for prayer if needed, and the chance to chat and enjoy tea, coffee, biscuits and (sometimes) cake. Refreshments are free.
Come and join us!
If you have any questions about our Morning Worship or need to get in touch with us about any other enquiry we will be happy to help. Please Contact Us for more information.
Recent Morning Worship sermons
Exodus 25:1–40
Exodus 26:1–37
Exodus 27:9–14
Exodus 29:45–46
Exodus 40:33–34
Hebrews 10:19–22
The whole point of God rescuing his people from Egypt and creating his new community is so that he would live among his people.
Geoff Cook
27th July 2025
Exodus 23:20–33
Exodus 24:1–18
God is looking for those who are obedient and committed to him, so that he can protect, bless, heal and cause them to thrive. God is a good Father who longs to refill, restore, refresh and recalibrate our lives.
Rachel Taylor
20th July 2025
Exodus 23:10–19
Exodus 31:12–18
Exodus 35:1–3
Exodus 20:8–11
Deuteronomy 5:12–15
Leviticus 23:3
What does the repeated call to observe the sabbath in Exodus mean for us? Three things that help us with the idea of sabbath: Rest, Rhythm, Re-creation.
Geoff Cook
13th July 2025
Acts 8:26–40
The Good News of Jesus, under the impetus of the Holy Spirit, moves out from Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria to embrace everyone, everywhere in all the world.
Andrew Fergusson
6th July 2025
Exodus 21:1 – 23:9
Exodus is the story of God’s action in the world, how he took a group of slaves, set them free, and then formed them into a new community, one which would model his kingdom of justice and peace based on his rule.
Geoff Cook
22nd June 2025
Exodus 20:1–26
Boundaries are good. God's rules come from the heart of a loving Father who knows what is good for us and who wants the very best for us.
Rachel Taylor
15th June 2025
Exodus 16:1 – 19:8
The second half of Exodus covers the formation of God's chosen people into his new community, but there are some initial lessons to be learnt. There are three tests: a listening test, a loyalty test and a leadership test.
Geoff Cook
25th May 2025
Ephesians 2:10
God has created us with a purpose.
Rachel Taylor
18th May 2025
Exodus 13:17 – 14:31
We do not choose Red Sea moments, but how do we face them when they happen?
Geoff Cook
11th May 2025
John 21:1–17
The resurrection brings hope and a fresh start. Jesus never gave up on Peter, who was transformed by the love and belief of his Rabbi into a pillar of the early church.
Rachel Taylor
20th April 2025
Luke 22:7–30
Jesus says he 'eagerly desires' to spend time with his friends, and he invites you. Will you accept his invitation?
Geoff Cook
13th April 2025
Luke 10:38–42
The most vital thing we can do is to sit at the feet of Jesus, spending time with him and abiding in him.
Rachel Taylor
30th March 2025