St George's Church, Gravesend

Every Monday in term time for adults with 0-5's - in the Church Hall
First session 9.45am-11.45am
Second session 12.45pm-14.45pm

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An informal service that alternates between evening worship, Holy Communion and, on the third Sunday of the month, a Holy communion with prayers for healing.

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Who Let The Dads Out is a group for dads and father figures and their children (up to 11 years old). Who Let The Dads Out is open every 2nd Saturday of the month from 9.45 to 11.45am in St George’s Church Hall.

It is a fun packed morning that gives dads the opportunity to spend more time with their children and meet other dads.

The church hall is set up with toys and activities for the children and there will be juice and biscuits available for them. There are refreshments and bacon (or veggie) sandwiches for the adults.

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Every Thursday in term time. 10.00am in St George's Church.
For anyone with children aged 0-5 years old

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A quiet time of prayer and contemplation at the start of the day.

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Come and explore St George's Church every Tuesday afternoon from 4pm. Refreshments available. Evening Prayer begins at 4:30pm

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A gentle and reflective said communion service followed by refreshments. Alternates weekly between Common Worship and The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) liturgy.

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On the first Sunday of each month we have an informal service for people of all ages - children stay in throughout the service.

On the third Sunday of each month we an informal service of Holy Communion for people of all ages - children stay in throughout the service.

On the second and fourth Sundays of each month (and in months with a fifth Sunday) we celebrate Holy Communion - children and young people leave for groups during the service.

More information on our Sunday morning children's groups:

JAM (Jesus And Me) is the group that is run on Sundays for younger children (from nursery school age up to year 4). We learn about the stories from the Bible and what it means to be a follower of Jesus. We learn through Bible reading, prayer, games, songs, crafts and lots of other fun things.

Pathfinders is the group run for older children (years 5–9). We learn about Bible stories and following Jesus through Bible reading, prayer, games and discussion.

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