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CHURCH LEGACY: A lasting gift to your Church

At Tonbridge Parish Church, we welcome all gifts in wills, however large or small, and we promise to use your gift to make a difference to our parish. Our PCC Legacy Policy is to use gifts to help fund significant development projects, whether buildings, equipment, mission or staff. 

Since needs change over the years, we encourage you to leave a gift in your will for the general purposes of the parish rather than for a restricted purpose. We will discuss possible uses of your gift with your executors when the time comes, bearing in mind your known areas of interest in the church (e.g. music, buildings, children and youth, overseas mission or aid) and the church’s priorities at the time. 

You can be confident that your gift will be used to make a real difference to our future mission and ministry.

We acknowledge gifts in whatever way the donor and/or his/her executors feel most appropriate to. Equally, we can make sure that gifts remain anonymous if the donor prefers. 

If you would like to talk to someone in confidence about the sorts of purposes your gift might fund, and how/if you would like your gift to be acknowledged, please arrange to see the Treasurer via the Finance Administrator on 01732 770962 x 24 or email treasurer@tonbridgeparishchurch.org.uk

If you would like to make a gift to our church in memoriam, please come and discuss this with us too. It can be a wonderful and appropriate way to remember a loved one. 




 


 

 

Hello
Hello and welcome to our church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
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Planning your Visit

Welcome! Whether you've just moved to the area, or lived here all your life, we hope our website helps you to find out everything you want to know about our church family.
 
Where & when do we meet?
 
We are one church, with four congregations, each with a different style of worship.
 
There is something for everyone!
 
8am @ St Peter & St Paul (TN9 1DA)
  • Communion service
  • Parking: There is a small car park for church in Church Street (TN9 1HD) and other local council run car parks you can park in and walk to us from.
10am @ St Saviour (TN10 3BJ)
  • Traditional Worship
  • Parking: Park with consideration in surrounding roads.
10.30am @ St Peter & St Paul (TN9 1DA)
  • Family Worship with activities for children aged 0-14s (aged 14 upwards stay in the service) See Children, Youth and Families page for more information.
  • There are also occasional All Age services.
  • Also available online on our YouTube Channel.
  • Parking: There is a small car park for church in Church Street (TN9 1HD) and other local council run car parks you can park in and walk to us from. 
5pm @ St Philip (TN10 4PA)
  • Contemporary Worship
  • Parking: Car park on site

In addition, we have a monthly service at 3pm @ St Andrew (TN10 4LS).


What should I expect when I visit a service?

A warm welcome!  A typical service will have hymns and / or songs, prayers, and a sermon from a Bible passage linked to our current sermon series. There is opportunity for private prayer, or prayer with one of our prayer ministry team at the end. Refreshments are served after the services.
 
What is there for children and young people?

We have a fantastic programme for children and young people (0-14s) as part of our 10.30am congregation at St Peter & St Paul. Children stay with their parents at the start of the service, before going to their own activities. Our older teens (Year 10-13) meet after the 5pm service at St Philip. 

For more information please see Children, Youth and Families page
 
How long will the service take?

Our services typically last about 60-75 minutes.