One in Christ Jesus, engaged in God’s mission, empowered by the Spirit

Churches Together is the national ecumenical instrument supporting and encouraging churches from a wide range of traditions to work together in unity. With churches drawn from the Anglican, Catholic, Pentecostal, Charismatic, Orthodox and Lutheran traditions as well as Free Churches, Quakers and others, they unite one of the broadest ranges of churches in the whole of Europe. Their vision is to create the space in which fruitful collaboration and mutual understanding can grow, so that we as churches work more closely together in our great task of sharing in God’s mission and making the gospel of Christ known in our nation.

There are 4 churches here in our village and we all work really well together as a church family, showing the peace and love of Christ to our community.

Aside from Headcorn Baptist Church, who are the other churches in our village?

The Benefice of Headcorn and The Suttons Churches (HANDS)

The parish church St. Peter & St. Paul can be found at: Church Walk, Headcorn, Kent TN27 9NR, and has served our community for over 900 years, whether it be for regular worship, to come together to celebrate at Christmas, Easter and Harvest or for those important life events such as christenings, weddings and funerals. Much like us, they are an open and welcoming church to all people. For further information, please contact Rev. Fiona Haskett on 01622 891804 or at fiona.haskett@btopenworld.com, or visit Headcorn Parish Church

Maidstone South Roman Catholic Parish - Holy Family (Parkwood) & St Thomas of Canterbury (Headcorn)

The Catholic church is a very diverse, welcoming, and friendly community. The church is situated in Station Road by Becket Court. For further information, please contact: Reverend Desmond Mbidoaka on 01622 752637, email: maidstonesouth@rcaos.org.uk or visit: St. Thomas of Canterbury - Headcorn

Headcorn Methodist Church

The Methodist church meet in the village hall. For further information, please call: 01622 891123 or visit Headcorn Methodist Church.