• Monday 19.30 Bellringing at Kingsnorth church; contact David Taylor 01233 502721
• First Tuesday of the month Lite Bite Lunch Club – open to all 12.30 at Kingsnorth, a good meal [donations welcome] good company and a good after lunch speaker
• Wednesday 13.45-14.45 Citizens Advice Clinic no appointments necessary at Kingsnorth Church
• Wednesday 15.30 Term time Wednesday Ark Fun Club at Kingsnorth School for all primary aged children regardless of where they go to school
• Thursday 09.00 - 11.30 Thursday Ark for babes, toddlers, mums, dads, grans and carers at Kingsnorth Village Hall – open doors for all to drop in at any time
• Thursday 20.00 Selah (Worship Band) Practice at Kingsnorth Church - for information contact Keith Peverley
• Friday 14.00 an informal service at Park View care Home on the Park Farm Estate – open to all
• Friday 15.30 Term time Junior Choir for ages up to 12 at Kingsnorth Church – just drop in
• Friday 19.30 Senior Choir meets at Kingsnorth Church – pop in any Friday
• Second Saturday of the month 08.00 Men’s Breakfast at the Stubbs Cross Mission Hall – open to all men [breakfast and speaker]

Every week there are a number of Home or Fellowship Groups that meet round the parish

Exploring Faith – is a rolling programme providing an informal opportunity to discover what Christians think and believe. For these and details of other activities and opportunities contact;The Parish Office
c/o The Rectory,
Church Hill,
Kingsnorth,
Ashford,
Kent,
TN23 3EG
01233 620433
kingsnorth-cofe@tesco.net

Children's Fun Days - specially for younger members of the community - contact kingsnorth-cofe@tesco.net

February 16th
April 1st
July 26th - 30th
October 31st
December 18th

Christmas Fair
Saturday November 27th

And one of the best ways to find out what is happening in your community is to subscribe to the parish magazine [£3 per year] contact the parish office for details

The Friends of the Parish Churches is a registered charity which raises funds for the maintenance and upkeep of the three buildings [one Grade 1 listed, one Grade 2a listed]. The funds the Friends raises cannot be used for the day to day running of the Church or to cover the cost of the staff.

The Pightland Trust is a trust fund administered by the Rector and Wardens of Kingsnorth Parish for the benefit of the people of the parish. If you have a project that will specifically foster community welfare within Kingsnorth then please contact the Parish Office for details and a grant application form.