Join us at 8.30am on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays for Daily Prayer from Common Worship. We pray for everyone who is mentioned on the Weekly Leaflet by name, for our community and for ourselves.

It is really very special to be sitting together in the chapel touched by the early morning light through the celebrated Corn Window. Everyone is welcome to come along. Daily Prayer red books are provided and page numbers and responses are announced throughout so you won’t lose your place.

Support group for mental health and wellbeing based in St. Faith’s Community Hub. A friendly and supportive environment - everyone is welcome and accepted. No need to book - just drop in sessions.

Every Tuesday and alternate Fridays - year round.

St. Faith's Prayer Shawl Ministry has been active for 15 years. The members meet fortnightly to create and distribute shawls as a tangible sign of God's love and care. These shawls are made with prayers and blessings woven into each stitch, and are given to individuals in need of comfort, support, or a reminder of God's love.

Shawls are prayerfully crocheted, knitted, with love woven into every stitch. Handmade cards to accompany the shawls are hand stitched. The shawls are blessed in church and then given to recipients free of charge. The shawls are intended for those who are ill, bereaved, or need support in any way.
The ministry is open to anyone who would like to join in, whether they can knit, crochet, or simply offer prayers.
This deeply prayerful ministry goes beyond the church community. Shawls are also given to those outside of the
church who may benefit from the love and prayers.

Those who receive shawls often report feeling the warmth and comfort of them and being surrounded by love and prayer.

The group meets in St. Faith’s Community Hub every other Friday morning.

Our music tradition at St. Faith’s is longstanding and remains very popular - our choir meets in church every Friday at 7pm. We have a lot of fun and enjoy singing together on Sunday mornings at the 9.45am service as well as at other times. New members are always welcome. Come and join us - singing is good for you!

Diddy Disciples is a creative and playful session for babies, toddlers, and young children in worship and Bible storytelling. We use a variety of methods like songs, movement, stories, and crafts to make faith accessible and enjoyable for very young children.

It’s available in St. Faith’s Community Hub on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 9.45am.

Our regular Sunday morning service is Holy Communion. As an LEP we hold Anglican and Methodist services each month with a joint church family. Our worship is varied and joyful - we have a choir and very talented organists who can raise the roof with their playing! Everyone is most welcome and our stewards will be only too pleased to offer you any assistance you need to feel right at home.

We have a children and families area in church with toys and activities for young children.

St. Faith’s also has wheelchair access.

The service is usually live-streamed via the St. Faith’s Facebook page.

We are really excited to be able to offer the new Alpha Youth Series at St. Faith's! Open to anyone aged 12-18 yrs. 10 episodes over 8 weeks exploring life’s real questions – made for youth by youth. There’s nothing you can’t say, and you don’t have to say anything at all. And the best part? Alpha is 100% free.

We will meet in the hub and in church, share a meal together, watch some videos and have discussions in a safe and open environment. Every Alpha Youth session includes time to connect, over food and games.

For more information contact Revd Kyla at [email protected]

August 18 & 25
September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
October 6

Starts at 5pm

The community hub at St. Faith’s is open on Wednesday Mornings 10-12noon for Foodbank collection, coffee and a chat.

Vouchers are obtained via the Trussell Trust and individuals and families are offered a warm welcome in a non-judgemental and safe space when they collect their parcels.

Drop in after the 10am service for a hot drink and some company. Our welcome will be as warm as our drinks! Everyone is welcome.

The Forget-me-not Lunch Club is a lunch club for the over 60s that meets weekly on a Wednesday in Gaywood Church Rooms at 12noon. (Term time only) Guests have the opportunity to meet old friends (and make some new ones!) and enjoy some delicious, home-made food.

For people with Dementia, their families, friends and carers. Relaxed socialising with tea and cake...and plenty of chatting! Booking Essential

The regular evening service is on the 2nd and last Sundays of the month at 6.30pm in either the Anglican or Methodist tradition - it is a popular service and all are welcome.

The craft group meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month 2-4pm in the St. Faith’s Community Hub. Please come and join us and bring along your art/ craft project, share skills, learn new ones and chat over a cuppa or just come along to pick up new ideas. Everyone welcome.

St. Faith’s regular coffee morning is held in Gaywood Church Rooms next to the church on the first Saturday of the month 10am to 12 noon. In addition to hot drinks, homemade cakes and good company there are also stalls selling craft items, books and food. There is also a tombola stall and raffle. All proceeds go to supporting St. Faith’s.

A warm welcome is offered to people of all ages - it’s a great place to catch up with old friends or maybe meet new ones.

St. Faith’s Youth Group is for 10-18 year olds. This lively bunch meet at 6.30pm on the first Sunday of the month for games, discussions, food and prayer. Along with the youth leaders they attend events in other areas of King’s Lynn throughout the year. For more details please contact the church office on 01553 774916

A Small Light is a bereavement group offering a safe space to share your grief in a supportive community. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month in St. Faith’s Community Hub at 6-7pm.

We hope you will find comfort and support in knowing you're not alone. It is a space for healing and remembrance. We're here to support you on your journey through grief, with understanding and kindness.

We understand how difficult this time is, and we want to create a safe, non-judgmental space where you can share your feelings and experiences with others who have walked a similar path.

A Small Light provides an opportunity to connect with others who can meet you with understanding, providing friendship, hope, and a sense of belonging during a time of profound sadness.

We encourage you to feel free to share what feels comfortable to you in a compassionate environment, where every voice is heard and every grieving journey is respected.