A traditional communion service according to the Book of Common Prayer.
Join us for our Monthly Morning Praise service.
Every Thursday - TAKE A BREAK CAFÉ - 10am – 11.30am
at St. John’s Church, A warm welcome awaits you!
Come and meet old friends and make new ones.
Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, pastries, toasted tea cakes.
Toys, drinks and snacks for children.
Give and take library.
Recycling collection point.
All ages welcome!
Curious about faith? Join a series of group conversations that freely explore the Christian faith in an open, friendly environment.
For young people in Year 6 and all through High School, this is a lively youth club, meeting fortnightly during term time in the New Village Hall in Great Horkesley, there are themed evenings, plenty of games and craft activities, a tuck shop and every evening concludes with a Christian reflection
Teams of up to 6 people, £6 per person with optional Fish/sausage and chip supper (£6 per person, must be pre-ordered) bring your own drinks and nibbles.
A fun and informal time together for people of all ages. See poster for more information
Teams of up to 6, £5 per person (under 16 free) raising money for Operation Christmas child
All are welcome to join us for our Communion Service.
Join us as we gather to remember our lost loved ones and light a candle in their memory
A song, a story and a prayer for younger children and their families
Children are invited to bring a cuddly toy with them.
Aimed at Families, FiSH provides a two course hot meal, once a week during the school holidays, alongside a variety of activities and crafts. lots of fun for the whole family
Join us for a morning of fun and games, with plenty of crafts, board games and refreshments. Fun for all ages.
A Celtic Service of thought and reflection
For young people in Year 6 and all through High School, this is a lively youth club, meeting fortnightly during term time in the New Village Hall in Great Horkesley, there are themed evenings, plenty of games and craft activities, a tuck shop and every evening concludes with a Christian reflection
