Fareshare aims to reduce food waste by passing on food that is just past it's sell-by date. It is free and safe to eat. Fareshare is available outside St John's Centre every Tuesday and Friday morning between 9am - 11am. Although nothing can be guaranteed there is usually a mix of salad, vegetables, fruit, bread, pastries and cakes.

First Saturday of each month. A mix of gifts, books, bric-a-brac, refreshments, cake stall, jewellery etc. We look forward to welcoming old and new customers alike!

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All welcome to join in this opportunity to focus on Jesus in the run up to Easter

For primary-school-aged children and their families. £3 per child. No need to book.

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No booking required, just turn up and join in the fun! Suggested donation of £3 per child (all children must be accompanied by an adult).

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All welcome

All welcome

Bringing the Cross of Christ to the centre of Whitstable

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Designed for primary-school-aged children and below and their families. Includes an Easter Egg Hunt!

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Our friendly and popular group that has been running for over 25 years. Lots of toys, crafts, singing, stories etc. Costs £1 per family which includes snacks and drinks. Different craft themes every week and this term includes Valentines, Daffodils and Spring, World Book Day and Mothers' Day, Comic Relief and Easter.

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A series of sessions where we will look at short Bible passages together over a cup of tea. No need to book. We will begin with the book of Philemon, followed by the book of Malachi and then Acts, Chapter 10.

Term-time only. Afterschool activity club for primary-school aged children, Activities vary each week including board games, cooking, crafts, Lego, etc. Tuck shop available (extra cost, sweets priced 2p-10p). See website for weekly themes.

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Care and the love of knitting and crochet have been combined in a prayerful ministry that reaches out to others. Many blessings are worked into every shawl. The knitter or crocheter begins each one with prayers for the recipient and intentions are continued throughout its creation. When completed it is offered a final blessing before being sent on its way.

Shawls are made for many reasons - for those who are housebound, sick, bereaved, undergoing medical procedures or who are distressed in some way. They are also given for occasions of celebration and to mark the beginning of a new stage in a recipient's life.

New knitters and crocheters are very welcome! Refreshments available. If you know someone who would like to receive a prayer shawl or you would like to join our knitters please click on the attachment for more information.

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An opportunity to focus on Jesus during the run up to Christmas. Just a half hour of quietness, no need to do or say anything, just come and be.

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