FARNBOROUGH PARISH


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Fine Music in a Fine Old Church
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St. Nicholas Autumn Fair
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Clergy Team

Welcome to the website of
the Parish of Farnborough, in the London Borough of Bromley.

We hope that you will enjoy reading these pages about our church and community.

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.

As we appreciate the physical beauty of St. Giles and learn about its long history, I trust that we will also remember that St. Giles and St. Nicholas have been, and are, living and active Christian communities seeking to witness faithfully to the saving love of Christ.

Wherever you are, please remember our parish and its work in your thoughts and prayers.

Matthew J. Hughes, Rector

Parish Boundaries:

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Parish Office:

St. Giles Centre
Church Road,
Farnborough
Orpington
BR6 7DB

tel: 01689 853471

parishoffice@stgilespcc.plus.com NEW

Office hours :
Tuesday to Friday. 08:00-12:00 and 13:00-16:00

IMPORTANT:
Personal callers ONLY between 14:00 and 15:30

Website:

Nick Reynolds
nickr306@talk21.com

The Parish of Farnborough is within the Orpington Deanery of the Diocese of Rochester

Charity Number: 1132526

Pewsheet downloads:

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Forthcoming Events:

Let's Sing Together

Monday 2nd March 7:30pm

Meet in St. Giles church.

Charity Film Night
The Treasure of Sierra Madre

Wednesday 18th March 8pm
St. Giles Centre

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is a 1948 American dramatic adventurous neo-western written and directed by John Huston.

Annual Cream Tea

Sunday 19th April 2020,
St Giles Centre

Come and join us for the annual Cream Tea on behalf of Christian Aid.

You will have the chance to enjoy in style a delicious afternoon cream tea in the company of your family, friends and neighbours, while at the same time supporting such a worthwhile cause.

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