Kerith Farnborough
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The Summer of connecting and building continues - 21st Aug 2026
The Kerith Farnborough building project continues to make great progress, with work taking place across the Auditorium and first floor. Find out what has been completed this week, what’s coming next, and discover upcoming church events including Extend the Table Sunday, the Prayer Walk Pilgrimage and Celebration Sunday.
This week’s building update… 14th August 2026
The building work at Kerith Farnborough is officially underway! After a prayerful season of preparation, we’re excited to see the plans becoming reality, with partition walls already in place, demolition underway and the staircase prepared for repositioning.
Find out what’s happened during the first week, what’s coming up for our church family, and how you can get involved through prayer, worship and community events as we look ahead to all that God has in store.
Welcome to our week of Prayer & Fasting!
Welcome to our Week of Prayer & Fasting! From 5–10 October 2025, Kerith Church across Farnborough, Bracknell, Windsor, and the Isle of Wight is uniting to seek God’s presence and power. Join daily devotionals, morning Prayercasts, and evening Zoom gatherings as we breathe in God’s Spirit and breathe out His love to the world. Find guides, resources, and links at kerith.church/prayer.
‘P’ is for…
Our Farnborough Building Project is gaining momentum, and there are three key ways you can help: Pray for provision and progress, Participate through monthly giving and fun events like the Twilight Runway Challenge, and Persevere as we journey together. With 40 regular givers already signed up, we’re close to our target of 55. Let’s keep going—together, little by little, we’ll get there!
An accelerating car, and some orange fish
In this update, we share inspiring prophetic words about acceleration and countercultural generosity, as well as the amazing total raised so far for our building fund. Find out how to join us in prayer and be part of what God is doing at Kerith Farnborough.