Friday, February 7, 2025 · 7:30 – 11pm GMT Whitstable Umbrella Centre Join us for our annual fundraiser with welcome glass of fizz, bar, djs and dancing. All with a nod to the great Bard and his masterpieces. Comedy or Tragedy? Puck or Caesar? Beatrice or Juliet? Witches or Wives? Knight or fool? Verona or
On Saturday 30 June 2024 we joined with the St Peter’s Whitstable congregation to celebrate Rev Rachel’s 20th anniversary of ordination. A special eucharist was held at St Peter’s with Fr Chris Morgan-Jones, who celebrated his 50th anniversary of priesting, and Rev Dr Jeremy Worthen preached. Back at St Alphege, everyone gathered for a joyous
Harvest Loaf Join us on Saturday 14 October at 6pm for our Harvest LOAF meal. The menu makes use of food that is Local, Organic, Animal-friendly and / or Fairtrade. Please Bring Your Own drinks. Tickets are on sale at church: £10 for adults, £5 for under 13yrs. Harvest Festival We look forward to welcoming you
The Thrift Ball returns on Saturday 4 February at 7.30pm to 11pm at The Umbrella Centre on Whitstable High Street. This fab fundraiser for St Alphege challenges you to dress up with charity shop frocks and suits! Dress as sparkly, wild and gorgeous as you can and celebrate supporting local charity shops AND your Church
Whitstable welcomes Rev Jack Greenhalf to the town ministry Whitstable has a new curate on its town ministry team. Rev Jack Greenhalf was ordained Deacon by the Bishop of Dover in Canterbury Cathedral on Saturday 4 July 2021. Jack and his wife Chrissy and three children received a warm welcome at St Alphege Church the
Discover Whitstable’s Lent Trail This year, we’ve brought a new kind of Lent challenge to Whitstable, devised by Reader, Isobel Legg. You’ll need a smartphone to access the full content of the Trail. Participants can follow the trail in any order. The St Alphege Lent Trail takes walkers on a two-mile circular walk to discover
Ringing church bells is an ancient and musical art that is a fascinating blend of mental concentration and physical skill. Bell ringing at St Alphege involves teamwork, calling the whole community to gather at church. St Alphege Bell Ringers are a friendly and dedicated band of all ages. Our primary function is to call people
Red Zebra is co-ordinating the COVID-19 response for Whitstable: Isolated and vulnerable individuals Individuals wishing to volunteer to support the effort Individuals in need of food and not self-isolating Click here to go to Red Zebra / Whitstable Cares In addition: People wishing to donate food or hygiene products for those people in need
All welcome to our traditional Mothering Sunday communion service. Posies for children to give. Giving thanks, and holding in prayer those who need it. 9.30am – 10.45am St Alphege Church, High Street, Whitstable.
Are you interested in baptism, confirmation, or just chatting more about what being a Christian is about? All ages are welcome to this relaxed book group in St Alphege Church cafe, High St, Whitstable for these sessions: Hot filter coffee, tea and refreshments provided. We are offering a free creche for those of you with
