FARNBOROUGH PARISH
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Over the past one thousand years
countless people have come here to worship God, to
celebrate, to mark the important events in their families'
lives and to seek meaning, comfort, and strength from God
along life's journey. Wherever you are, please remember our parish and its work in your thoughts and prayers. Matthew J. Hughes, Rector |
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Parish Boundaries:See MapParish Office:tel: 01689 853471 stgiles@parishoffice.eclipse.co.ukClick for full address Office hours : Download a Form:Many forms available HereWebsite:Nick Reynoldsnickr306@talk21.com |
The Parish of Farnborough is within the Orpington Deanery of the
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Click HereForthcoming Events:
Celebratory Refreshments after Nine Lessons & Carols Service
Sunday 16th December c 7:30pm
We will once again be joining together for celebratory refreshments, including mulled wine, after the evening service; in the Village Hall, Farnborough High Street.Charity Film Night:
The Shop around the Corner
Monday 17th December 8.00 for 8.15pm in St. Giles Centre,
The Shop Around the Corner is a 1940 American romantic comedy film produced and directed by Ernst Lubitsch and starring Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart and Frank Morgan. The screenplay was written by Samson Raphaelson based on the 1937 Hungarian play Parfumerie by Miklós László.
Pop in for Tea and a Chat
Tuesday 18th December Come and join us for your regular pop in tea/coffee afternoon: lots of friendly chat. All are welcome, just turn up and bring your friends 1.30-3pm in the St Giles Centre
Sunday School New Year Party
Sunday 13th January 2019Our party will take place 11am-1.00pm in St. Giles Centre. All Senior and Junior Sunday school children are invited, plus those friends who took part in our Nativity.
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