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Fokc Churches Open SOLE STREET St Mary’s Church Room TEYNHAM St Mary WAREHORNE St Matthew SOUTH CHATHAM(Lordswood) St Davids THURNHAM St Mary WATERINGBURY St John the Baptist FRIENDS OF KENT CHURCHES SOUTHBOROUGH St Peter Parish Ch, TILMANSTONE St Andrew WEALD St George, Church Rd On the Common TONBRIDGE St Saviour, Dry Hill Park Rd WEST CLIFFE St Peter, Dover Road SPONSORED BICYCLE RIDE & STRIDE SOUTHBOROUGH St Dunstan, London Rd TONBRIDGE St Peter and St Paul, Church Lane WEST FARLEIGH All Saints SOUTHBOROUGH Christchurch, Prospect Rd TONBRIDGE Tonbridge School Chapel, WEST KINGSDOWN St Edmund Kings Martyr 13TH SEPTEMBER 2014 SOUTHBOROUGH St Thomas, Pennington Rd London Rd WEST KINGSDOWN St Bernadette SOUTHBOROUGH S’boro Meth Ch, London Rd TONBRIDGE St Stephen, Waterloo Rd WEST KINGSDOWN Baptist Church, Fawkham Rd SOUTHBOROUGH St Matthew, High Brooms Rd TONBRIDGE St Philip, Salisbury Rd WEST LANGDON St Mary the Virgin 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. SOUTHFLEET St Nicholas, Church St TONBRIDGE St Andrew, Hadlow Rd WEST MALLING St Mary SPELDHURST St Mary TONBRIDGE Christ Ch, High St WEST MALLING St Thomas More CHURCHES AND CHAPELS PARTICIPATING SPELDHURST Baptist Chapel TONBRIDGE Corpus Christi, Lyons Cresc WEST MALLING Free Church ST MARGARET-AT-CLIFFE St Margaret of Antioch TONBRIDGE Higham Lane Methodist WEST MALLING St Mary’s Abbey, Swan St (Please apply to your Area or Local Organiser for lists of churches open in adjoining counties) ST MARGARET-AT-CLIFFE St Francis The Droveway TONBRIDGE Baptist Ch, Darenth Ave WEST MALLING Ewell Monastery - Pilsdon at Malling ST MARY IN THE MARSH St Mary the Virgin TONBRIDGE St Eanswythe’s Mission, Priory Rd WEST PECKHAM St Dunstan, The Green At most of those churches that are open, refreshments (soft drinks/biscuits) will be available. At some there are also toilets. ST MARY’S BAY All Saints TONBRIDGE Evangelical Free Ch, Douglas Rd WEST STOURMOUTH All Saints (Red’t) In towns, local maps will be displayed in some churches. Post codes for most churches are available on website. ST NICHOLAS-AT-WADE St Nicholas TONGE St Giles WESTBERE All Saints, Church Lane ST NICHOLAS-AT-WADE Chapel, Manor Road TOYS HILL Toys Hill Hall, Puddledock Lane WESTERHAM St Mary the Virgin, The Green ACOL St Mildred BISHOPSBOURNE St Mary CANTERBURY Baptist Church, St Georges Pl STALISFIELD St Mary TROTTISCLIFFE St Peter and St Paul WESTGATE-ON-SEA St Saviour ACRISE St Martin BLEAN St Cosmus and St Damian Tyler, CANTERBURY St Mildred, Stour St STANFORD All Saints TUDELEY All Saints WESTGATE-ON-SEA St Peter ADDINGTON St Margaret Hill Rd CANTERBURY Greyfriars Chapel, Stour St STANSTED St Mary TUNBRIDGE WELLS Christ Church, High Street WESTGATE-ON-SEA Christ Church, Westgate Bay Ave ADISHAM Holy Innocents BOBBING St Bartholomew CANTERBURY St Dunstan, St Dunstan’s St STAPLE St James the Great TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Augustine, Crescent Rd WESTWELL St Mary ALDINGTON St Martin BONNINGTON St Rumwold CANTERBURY St Mary Bredin, Old Dover Rd STAPLEHURST All Saints TUNBRIDGE WELLS Vale Royal Methodists, Vale Rd WHITFIELD St Peter, Church Rd ALDINGTON Evangelical Mission, Forge Hill BORDEN St Peter and St Paul CAPEL St Thomas a Becket (redundant) STAPLEHURST U R C, Cranbrook Rd TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Luke, St Luke’s Rd WHITSTABLE All Saints, Church St ALKHAM St Anthony BOROUGH GREEN The Good Shepherd CAPEL le Ferne St Mary (redundant) STAPLEHURST Free Church TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Mark Broadwater Down WHITSTABLE Harbour St Chr Fellowship ALLINGTON St Nicholas BORSTAL St Matthew, Church St CHALK St Mary STELLING St Mary TUNBRIDGE WELLS King Charles the Martyr, London Rd WHITSTABLE URC, Middle Wall APPLEDORE St Peter and St Paul BOUGHTON ALUPH All Saints CHALK The City Praise Centre STOCKBURY St Mary Magdalene TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Barnabas, Stanley Rd WHITSTABLE Baptist, Middle Wall APPLEDORE Methodist BOUGHTON ALUPH St Christopher CHALLOCK St Cosmos and St Damion STODMARSH St Mary TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Peter’s, Bayhall Rd WHITSTABLE St John, Argyle Rd ASH (Sevenoaks) Ash Chapel BOUGHTON MALHERBE St Nicholas CHARING St Peter and St Paul STONE St Mary, London Rd TUNBRIDGE WELLS St Philip, Birken Rd WHITSTABLE St Peter, Sydenham St ASH (Sevenoaks) St Peter and St Paul BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA St Peter CHARING Methodist Church, Station Rd STONE-IN-OXNEY St Mary the Virgin TUNBRIDGE WELLS St James, St James Rd WHITSTABLE St Alphege, High St ASH (Canterbury) St Nicholas, The Street BOUGHTON-UNDER-BLEAN St Peter & St Paul CHARING HEATH Holy Trinity STOWTING St Mary TUNBRIDGE WELLS United Ref Ch (Mount Ephraim) WICKHAMBREUX St Andrew ASH (Canterbury) U R, The Street BOUGHTON-UNDER-BLEAN St Barnabus in the Street CHART SUTTON St Michael STROOD St Francis of Assisi TUNBRIDGE WELLS T Wells Baptist Church, Upper WIGMORE(Gillingham South) St Matthew, Drewery Drive ASHFORD Society of Friends, Albert Road BOXLEY St Mary and all Saints CHARTHAM St Mary STROOD St Nicholas, High St Grosv Rd WILLESBOROUGH St Mary Virgin, Church Rd ASHFORD Baptist, Station Rd BRABOURNE St Mary Virgin CHATHAM St Stephen, Huntsman Corner STURRY St Nicholas, Church Lane TUNBRIDGE WELLS The Church of Christ, WILLESBOROUGH Christ Church, Hythe Rd ASHFORD St Mary the Virgin BRABOURNE LEES Brabourne Baptist Church, CHATHAM Unitarian, Hammond Hill SUNDRIDGE St Mary, Church Rd Commercial Rd WILLESBOROUGH Baptist Church, Hythe Rd ASHFORD Evang, Francis Rd Woolpack Hill CHATHAM Emmaus Centre, Clover St SUTTON By DOVER St Peter and St Paul, Church Hill TUNBRIDGE WELLS Hawkenb’y URC, Forest Road WILMINGTON St Michael Church Hill ASHFORD Baptist, Brookfield Rd BRASTED St Martin, Church Rd CHATHAM St Alban, Bluebell Hill SUTTON VALENCE The Chapel, Sutton Valence School TUNBRIDGE WELLS St John, St John’s Rd WINGHAM St Mary the Virgin ASHFORD St Simon, Brookfield Rd BREDGAR St John the Baptist CHATHAM (Brompton) St Barbara’s Garrison Church SUTTON VALENCE St Mary TUNBRIDGE WELLS First Church of Christ Scientist WITTERSHAM St John the Baptist ASHFORD St Francis, Cryol Road BREDHURST (Gill’ham S) St Peter Maxwell Rd SUTTON VALENCE The Old Chapel (Gullands Hall) Linden Park Rd WOMENSWOLD St Margaret ASHFORD Cade Rd Methodists BRENCHLEY All Saints CHELSFIELD St Martins SUTTON-AT-HONE St John the Baptist, Church Rd TUNBRIDGE WELLS S.A. Citadel, Bayhall Rd WOODCHURCH All Saints ASHFORD St Teresa’s RC BRENZETT St Eanswith CHERITON St Andrew, Cheriton Rd SWALECLIFFE Free Baptist, Herne Bay Rd TUNSTALL St John Baptist WOODLANDS St Mary ASHFORD SOUTH Christ Church, Beaver Rd BRIDGE St Peter CHERITON St Joseph, Ashley Ave SWALECLIFFE St John, Swalecliffe Court Drive ULCOMBE All Saints WOODNESBOROUGH St Mary Virgin ASHURST St Martin of Tours BROAD OAK Broad Oak Chapel, Chapel Lane CHERITON St Martins, Horn St SWANLEY St Mary, London Rd UNDERRIVER St Margaret, Carters Hill WOOTTON St Martin AYLESFORD St Peter and St Paul BROADSTAIRS URC The Vale CHERITON All Souls, High St SWANSCOMBE St Peter and St Paul UPCHURCH St Mary WORMSHILL St Giles AYLESHAM St Finbarr’s RC Church BROADSTAIRS Holy Trinity, Nelson Place CHESTFIELD St Joseph RC Ch SWANSCOMBE Methodist Chapel, Milton Rd UPPER HARDRES St Peter and St Paul WORTH St Peter and St Paul AYLESHAM St Peter BROADSTAIRS Quaker Meeting House, CHEVENING St Botolph, Chevening Rd TANKERTON Our Lady Immac, Northwood Rd UPPER STOKE St Peter and St Paul WOULDHAM All Saints, High St BADLESMERE St Leonard St Peter’s Park Rd CHIDDINGSTONE St Mary TEMPLE EWELL St Peter and St Paul WALDERSHARE Old Parish Church WROTHAM St George BAPCHILD St Laurence, School lane BROADSTAIRS St Peter’s Baptist Church, CHIDDINGSTONE CAUSEWAY St Luke TENTERDEN Unitarian Chapel, Ashford Road WALDERSLADE St William WYCHLING St Margaret BARFRESTON St Nicholas Vicarage St CHILHAM St Mary TENTERDEN St Mildred WALMER Blessed Mary of Walmer WYE Methodist Church BARHAM St John the Baptist BROADSTAIRS Methodist Church, York St CHILLENDEN All Saints TENTERDEN St Michael (Old Church), St Marys Rd WYE St Gregory and St Martin BARMING St Margaret BROADSTAIRS/Reading St St Andrew CHISLEHURST St Nicholas, Manor Park Rd TENTERDEN St Andrew Ashford Rd WALMER St Mary the Virgin, St Clare Rd WYE St Ambrose, Roman Catholic BARMING HEATH St Andrew, Tonbridge Rd BROADSTAIRS/St Peters St Peter in Thanet CHISLET St Mary the Virgin TENTERDEN Methodist, High Street WALMER St Saviour the Strand YALDING Baptist Church, Vicarage Rd BEARSTED St Peter, Button Lane BROADSTAIRS Our Lady of the Sea CHURCH HOUGHAM St Laurence TENTERDEN Zion Baptist, High St WALMER Baptist Church, Dover Rd YALDING St Peter and St Paul, High St BEARSTED Methodist, Ware St BROADSTAIRS The Baptist Church, Queens Rd CLIFFE St Helens TESTON St Peter and St Paul WALTHAM St Bartholomew BEARSTED Holy Cross BROMLEY COMMON St Augustine CLIFFSEND (Nr Ramsgate) St Mary, Foads Lane BEKESBOURNE St Peter BROMLEY COMMON Holy Trinity COBHAM St Mary Magdalene BENENDEN The Chapel / St Theodore’s BROOK St Mary COLDRED St Pancras Cranbrook BROOKLAND St Augustine COLLIER STREET St Margaret BENENDEN St George BROOMFIELD St Margaret COOLING St James (red’t) Utmost care has been taken in preparing this list BETHERSDEN St Margaret BURHAM The Church in Burham, Church St COWDEN St Mary Magdalene which is believed to be correct at the time of going to press. BETHERSDEN Baptist Union Chapel BURHAM St Mary (red’t), Church St COXHEATH Holy Trinity, Heath Rd BETTESHANGER Northbourne Park School Chapel BURMARSH All Saints CRANBROOK St Dunstan The organisers cannot accept responsibility if on the day a church is not open. BEXLEY St Mary CANTERBURY St Peter, St Peter St CRANBROOK St Theodore, High St BEXLEYHEATH Christ Church CANTERBURY St Martin, North Holmes Rd CRANBROOK Congregational, High St BICKNOR St James CANTERBURY Friends’ Meeting Hse, The Friars CRANBROOK Golford Chapel, Golford Rd The Friends of Kent Churches and the Cyclists taking part BIDBOROUGH St Lawrence, High St CANTERBURY Salvation Army Temple, CROCKENHILL All Souls Church Rd thank the many volunteers manning the chapels and churches.
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