The 8 o’clock service is a traditional service of Holy Communion, using the Book of Common Prayer, which dates back hundreds of years.

At the 8 o’clock service we pray, hear the Bible read, listen to a short sermon, and share bread and wine together in Holy Communion. This service is usually attended by around 20 people, and lasts for around 40 minutes.

St Faith's is open 9am-5pm each day, for prayer and reflection. Do pop in, sit, think, light a candle, and pray.

Our 9.30am service is the Parish Eucharist (Eucharist means Thanksgiving) at which we pray, sing, hear the Bible read, listen to a sermon, and share bread and wine together, as Jesus asked us to.

The Parish Eucharist is a formal choral service, and lasts just over an hour. Everyone is welcome to stay for refreshments after the service, served in the Bulson Hall.

Sundays@11 is a service for all ages, and most weeks we have groups for children and adults as part of the service.

Refreshments are served in the Bulson Hall from 10.45am – you’re welcome to join us for a tea or coffee before the service.

Sundays@11 usually begins around 11.10am.

Cuppa and Company is a weekly gathering for people who have experienced loss or change, and who would like to spend some time with others.

We meet 2-3pm each Thursday, in the Bulson Hall of St Faith’s Parish Centre (term time only). Tea, cake and relaxed conversation are provided! Around 20 people attend regularly, and nearly half of them are collected by mini-bus from around Lee-on-the-Solent and Stubbington, and then taken home again afterwards.

Our youth group – Youth@StFaith’s – meets on Thursdays in term time, for anyone in school years 7-13.

Open House is a place for you. A chance to meet others, play games, chat, make friends – all with free refreshments, including cake.

Fridays 10am-12 noon at St Faith’s Parish Centre – do come along!