St Faith's Church, Havant, PO9 1EH
Welcome to our entry on A Church Near You. A much fuller picture of life in our parish can be found at www.stfaith.com. We are a traditional parish church, in the heart of the town of Havant. We are inclusive and welcoming to all; our preached theology is generally liberal. Though mainly an adult congregation, we have strong links with local schools and with local young people through other charities we support locally. We also provide 'The Pallant Centre' - a community hub for the whole community, and St Faith's Charity Shop where we 'reduce, reuse and recycle'.
St. Faith's is fully committed to the Church of England's Safeguarding policies, as enacted by the Diocese of Portsmouth. Any safeguarding concerns about either children or vulnerable adults should be brought to the immediate attention of the Rector, Canon Tom Kennar, or our Safeguarding Officer, Mrs. Pauline West.
Sunday
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Parish Communion
Holy Communion, from Common Worship, with hymns and sung Eucharist, led by the Rector.
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Parish Communion
Parish Communion
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Sunday Parish Communion (weekly)
A sung service of Holy Communion from Common Worship, using traditional hymns, robes, organ, choir and servers. A haven for those who prefer to worship using what used to be called 'mainstream Anglican worship'. Refreshments after the service, which generally attracts around 70 to 80 worshippers. This service is also streamed live on our website and Facebook page.
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Come and Sing Choral Evensong
Every fourth Sunday (except December) we warmly invite singers from all over the are to join us at 4pm for rehearsal and refreshments, then the service at 6.30pm. Come and enjoy a wide range of sacred choral music across the year. Led by our Director of Music, Graham Kidd, with guest organists.
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Sunday Evening Worship - by Zoom
Most weeks we hold a Zoom Evensong - but see the separate listing for 'Come and Sing Choral Evensong' on 4th Sundays.
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Thursday
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Thursday Communion (Weekly)
A said Communion service using traditional language from the Book of Common Prayer (with minor inclusive changes)