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Your Four Churches of
Faversham Benefice, Kent
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The Four Churches...
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St Catherine
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Preston Lane,
Preston-next-Faversham
ME13 8LG
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St Mary of Charity
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Church Road,
Faversham
ME13 8GZ
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St Mary Magdalene
with St Lawrence
and St John the Evangelist
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Priory Road, Davington,
Faversham. ME13 7EJ
St Peter and St Paul
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Water Lane,
Ospringe
ME13 8XS
A traditional, high, anglo-catholic church experience flavoured with incense and music provided by our wonderful robed choir and organist
A formal and traditional church experience with music provided by our wonderful robed choir, organists, pianists and other instruments
An informal and traditional church experience with music provided by our wonderful organists
An informal church experience with a mix of contemporary and traditional music provided by our wonderful band and organist
Regular service times
Sundays
at your church of
St Catherine,
Preston-next-Faversham
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10.00am
Every week
​1st Sunday:
Eucharist
2nd Sunday:
Eucharist
3rd Sunday:
Morning Prayer
4th Sunday:
Eucharist
5th Sunday:
Benefice Service
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6.30pm
2nd Sunday
Evening Prayer
Sundays
at your church of
St Mary of Charity,
Faversham
10.00am
Every week
1st Sunday:
Morning Prayer
2nd Sunday:
Eucharist
3rd Sunday:
Eucharist
4th Sunday:
Eucharist
5th Sunday:
Benefice Service
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5.00pm
1st Sunday
Choral Evensong
Sundays
at your church of
St Mary Magdalene,
Davington
10.00am
Every week
1st Sunday:
Eucharist
2nd Sunday:
Eucharist
3rd Sunday:
Eucharist
4th Sunday:
Morning Prayer
5th Sunday:
Benefice Service
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​4.00pm
Every week
iwonder all age
Sundays
at your church of
St Peter & St Paul,
Ospringe
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9.00am
Every week
Sunday Breakfast
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11.00am
Every week
1st Sunday:
Eucharist
2nd Sunday:
Morning Praise
3rd Sunday:
Eucharist
4th Sunday:
Morning Praise
5th Sunday:
Benefice Service
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Why Church?
Churches are communities of faith focused on God:
Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
In God, we find infinite inherent love, hope, healing, understanding, redemption, grace, forgiveness, meaning, purpose, value, worth, justice, peace.
Where else do we find this love given without measure - the best medicine for every individual
and for the world as a whole?
Why Church?
Treena Field
"At the time I started coming to church I had just lost my Mum and was feeling pretty lost myself. Walking into church that first time on my own gave me a feeling I've never experienced before. It was like coming home and suddenly feeling complete, safe, and calm. I still feel the same every time I walk in Church."
Graham Dorkins
"Jesus is always with me and supporting me and has done so through some very tough recent times for me."
Patrick Mulcahy
"Why I am a Christian? It is in the words of a character in happy valley. ‘Complicated’. It seemed to me a long time ago that love is the answer to most of the world's ills and that was the path I chose. Weekly worship has kept me grounded if often struggling with what the loving thing to do is in very challenging and complex human and international relationships."
Miranda Ford
"Jesus is my life, using my gifts to share His life is what He asks me to do. I am never more uplifted than when I am working as a Community and Mission volunteer throughout the Benefice, particularly with our young people. Also when supporting Lay people in the Deanery and Diocese as their Chair, it’s a real privilege to share with others, knowing that God is always closer than the air we breathe."
