After our Christmas services were over St. Faith’s was once again spreading festive cheer and ensuring no one in our community was forgotten this Christmas by providing a free Christmas lunch to anyone alone, or unable to cook. Revd Kyla Sorensen, Rector at St. Faith’s said: “It’s a heartwarming initiative designed to bring companionship and a sense of belonging.”Thanks to the incredible generosity of local volunteers and donors, a traditional Christmas meal with all the trimmings was provided for over 50 people of all ages. Lunch was followed by a Christmas quiz, a free raffle and a Christmas carol singalong, bringing people some much-needed Christmas cheer, giving them the opportunity to make new friends and share laughter and good food.The event is now in its third year since Revd Kyla and her husband Peter moved to King’s Lynn. “Our volunteers were amazing. It emphasises the power of church and community and the difference small acts of kindness can make during the holiday season".
Thank you to the Guildhall Singers who sang for us at St. Faith’s this evening - a wonderful evening was had by all as hearts and voices brought us the joy of Christmas.
Today we were delighted to give the following announcement at St. Faith’s:+Jane is delighted to say that after a successful interview last week, the Revd Dr Fiona Munn has been offered and has accepted the post of Team Vicar (Associate Priest – Pioneer Mission) in the St Faith’s, Gaywood benefice.Please pray for Fiona and Adrian and their children Chloe, Joshua and Phoebe as they prepare to move into the benefice during February with a proposed licensing date in the Spring.<br>Fiona says: “I am really excited that I will be joining the team at St Faiths in Spring next year. As many of you may know I am currently a curate at King’s Lynn Minster, so I am already familiar with the town and love living here. My family and I are keen to move to this different area of the town and start exploring. I am enthusiastic about getting to know people in the church and in the wider community, particularly in the estates which are such a big part of the parish and in the schools. My role will include helping to pioneer new things so that St. Faiths can connect well with those living in the estates. I would love to chat over a cup of tea, please do get in touch!”
