Kerith Farnborough
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Come join us this Christmas!
This Christmas, Kerith invites you to live out our “Breathe In, Breathe Out” vision by blessing our community at the Christmas Experience on 14 December. With animals, festive treats, family activities, and a gospel-centred carol service, it’s a perfect chance to invite others and serve together. As we continue gathering on Sundays and celebrating through other Christmas events, let’s share the love, hope, and message of Jesus with those around us.
“I say YES”…to joining the Food Pantry Team (and bringing food items!)
Our Kerith Community Food Pantry is growing—and so is the impact! Hear from volunteer Carol as she shares how serving has been a privilege and a blessing. Whether it's bringing food each week or joining the team on Mondays or Thursdays, there's a place for everyone to say YES and be part of what God is doing.
More Than Money: Creative Ways to Support the Kerith Farnborough Building Project
More Than Money: Creative Ways to Support Kerith Farnborough's Building Project
With over £217,000 already raised, the Kerith Farnborough Building Project is gaining momentum! As we approach our next Gift Sundays on June 29 and July 6, we’re inviting everyone to be part of the vision—not just through financial gifts, but through everyday actions that make a big difference. From online shopping donations via Easy Fundraising to sharing our JustGiving page with your network or joining in upcoming events like the Twilight Runway Challenge, there are countless ways to get involved. Every small act of generosity counts as we build together—brick by brick, heart by heart.
Easter 2025!
Easter at Kerith Farnborough is all about hope, new life, and celebrating Jesus together. Join us for an interactive Good Friday experience for families, a reflective evening service, and an Easter Sunday celebration—with worship, breakfast, and even an Easter egg hunt!
How to hear God through prophecy
What does healthy prophetic ministry look like in the church today? Drawing from 1 Corinthians and Pete Greig’s “How to Hear God,” this blog unpacks how to give and receive prophecy safely, lovingly, and with accountability—so we can all grow in hearing God's voice.