About Us

Holy Family church was built in 1957-8 and consecrated in June 1959. It has an open worship area and a spacious hall attached. It serves the Kings Farm and Christianfields estates, part of which has recently been substantially re-built. If you have recently moved in, please come and see us or contact me.

Holy Family, and St Margaret's Ifield are in a united Benefice, which means they are separate parishes but have one Rector. It also means people living in Holy Family Parish can be married in St Margaret's Church (and vice-versa). If you would like to enquire about having a baptism or wedding at Holy Family, please email or phone: Area Dean Rev Michael Payne 01474 352500 or email

[email protected].

The Benefice is part of the East Gravesend Group of Anglican churches, along with St Aidan's (serving Westcourt and Riverview Park), Christ Church Echo Square, and St Mary's Wrotham Road.

Here at Holy Family we are a small but slowly growing committed congregation of various ages and ethnic origins who try to be what it says on the tin: a group of people dedicated to God and each other. We'd love to welcome you.  

On Sundays we host the Redeemed Christian Church of God ("Solution Ground") who worship 9-10.30am. and the New Covenant Church (who worship 1.30-3.30pm).

We have a spacious, warm Hall, adjoining the Church, which is available for hire. Thanks to the generosity of Gravesham Council, The Garfield Weston foundation, the Foyle Foundation, the National Churches Trust, the Rank Foundation, other grant-making bodies and individual donations the hall was upgraded in summer 2014  by installing new windows, flooring and toilets. For details of availability and costs please contact the Booking Secretary on 01474 368542. If you would like to start a new group in our hall, please also get in touch.

Current users of our hall include Twinkles Nursery Mon-Wed, 9am-2pm (contact [email protected]), and the New Covenant Church of God (Friday evenings).

In 2014-5 we created our community garden, funded by "Awards for All" and the Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust.  If you would like to get involved we'd love to hear from you. There are also lots of other practical jobs that need doing in and around the Church - if you'd like to volunteer please be in touch.