St Francis of Assisi (Kew)

11th December from 2.00 pm
Mince pie and Tinsel Coffee
Crafts cards sweets cakes something for everyone

16th December 6.30pm
Carols on the lawn
Join us for a sing along
Followed by mince pies and mulled wine Just Fun

A Rich Tapestry of Worship

Join us for a unique and enriching worship experience. As a Local Ecumenical Project, we bring together the best of both the Anglican and Methodist traditions. This allows us to offer a wonderful variety of services, blending traditional forms of worship with fresh, vibrant expressions of faith.

Our Service Times

  • Sunday: Holy Communion at 10:30 am

  • Wednesday: Book of Common Prayer (BCP) Communion at 10:00 am

Whether you are looking for a familiar liturgy or a new way to connect with God, you’ll find a welcoming and diverse community here. We look forward to seeing you.

St. Francis of Assisi Church in Southport is a Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) between the Church of England and the Methodist Church, founded in March 1987. Initially, services were held in a local school, then a prefabricated building before moving into a permanent building on Folkestone Road in 1997. The church is known for its traditional, mainly liturgical worship style, and its vibrant atmosphere embracing the traditions of both denominations. 

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