Lighthouse Family Service

Every Sunday at for 1 hour
St. Luke's Lighthouse Church, Hawkinge
Canterbury Road Hawkinge Folkestone, CT18 7BP, United Kingdom

Lighthouse Family Service – Sunday 11am

This is a lively and informal worship service incorporating sung worship, prayer, scripture readings and bible teaching in family-friendly, relevant ways.

Most of these services begin with ‘carpet-time’; an interactive teaching time with the children. This is usually followed by an extended time of praise and worship which children especially encouraged to fully participate with activities including; flag-waving, dancing and singing (which also sometimes feature in the form of worship presentations).
These services also feature excellent in-depth bible teaching for adults, while children go to Lighthouse Kids @11 (where they learn about Christian life through through bible stories and a variety of activities) and young people have their own teaching and discipleship class, 412.

A variety of service styles are used for the Lighthouse Family Service, including;
‘table-top service’ – where craft-work is provided for families and friends to work on together on their table-top
‘switch-service’ – where the children stay in the church and it’s the adults who go out to a separate bible-study class
‘all-age service’ – where we celebrate communion together as a family, with children receiving prayers of blessing
‘show & tell’ – where the children bring back demonstrations and examples of what they’ve been working on together to share with the rest of the family.

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St. Luke's Lighthouse Church, Hawkinge

The Lighthouse Church is a Fresh Expression Church and is part of the Church of England, based in St. Luke’s Church, Hawkinge.

Re-opening the church: we are re-opening the church for Sunday services for a single service at 11am on 21st March. Social distancing is still in force and seating is still restricted. Please email Rob Grinsell (Vicar) to ensure you have a seat.

We will continue to follow the latest guidelines (so we may have to adapt from week to week if things change); you can read more about this here.

Both our Sunday services will continue to be available on-line.

We are publishing updates and other messages here.

We are also online on Facebook and YouTube

Our vision, values and beliefs: Our model of the church is one of a family of people who love and care for each other, seeking to reach our local community with the love of God and the truth of the Bible.

Safeguarding: All our children’s workers and volunteers are DBS checked and trained and we adhere full to the Canterbury Diocesan Safeguarding Policy. There is more information about this on our website.

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St. Luke's Lighthouse Church
78 Canterbury Road,
Hawkinge,
Kent

Kent CT18 7BP
01303 893215

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Lighthouse Family Service

Every Sunday at for 1 hour
St. Luke's Lighthouse Church, Hawkinge
Canterbury Road Hawkinge Folkestone, CT18 7BP, United Kingdom

Lighthouse Family Service – Sunday 11am

This is a lively and informal worship service incorporating sung worship, prayer, scripture readings and bible teaching in family-friendly, relevant ways.

Most of these services begin with ‘carpet-time’; an interactive teaching time with the children. This is usually followed by an extended time of praise and worship which children especially encouraged to fully participate with activities including; flag-waving, dancing and singing (which also sometimes feature in the form of worship presentations).
These services also feature excellent in-depth bible teaching for adults, while children go to Lighthouse Kids @11 (where they learn about Christian life through through bible stories and a variety of activities) and young people have their own teaching and discipleship class, 412.

A variety of service styles are used for the Lighthouse Family Service, including;
‘table-top service’ – where craft-work is provided for families and friends to work on together on their table-top
‘switch-service’ – where the children stay in the church and it’s the adults who go out to a separate bible-study class
‘all-age service’ – where we celebrate communion together as a family, with children receiving prayers of blessing
‘show & tell’ – where the children bring back demonstrations and examples of what they’ve been working on together to share with the rest of the family.

More info