Welcome!
We are an Anglican Church offering a wide range of styles of worship, from traditional to informal. We are a caring community consisting of people of all ages, who believe that God makes a difference in our everyday lives. Our mission is to Know Christ More – through worship, prayer and study, and to Make Christ Known – by sharing our faith with those around us.
What's on at KCM?
Tuesday 30 April
10.00: Holy Communion
Wednesday 1 May
13.30: Charlie’s Angels Toddler Group (Church Hall)
20.00: PCC meeting (Meeting Room)
Thursday 2 May
10.45-14.00 Community Cafe (Church Hall)
Sunday 5 May
09.30: Sung Eucharist: Officiant – Revd Hugh Wickner (Live Streamed)
11.00: Morning Worship: Officiant – Revd Hugh Wickner (Live Streamed)
Regular events
Weekday services
Morning and Evening prayer is held in the Church Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at 830 and evening at 5pm
More infoKCM Community Cafe
Tea, coffee, home-made cakes and light lunches on Thursdays from 10.45-13.30.
More InfoMessy Church
Crafts, activities and fun with a Christian flavour. Second Sunday of the Month from 3pm till approx. 4.30pm
More infoAbout us
Safeguarding
Safeguarding is part of our core faith and an integral feature of Christian life in our church.
More infoDonations
The Church of King Charles the Martyr provides a spiritual focus and outstanding facilities for the local community. It is YOUR church and like all charities, is dependent on the generosity of its members, the local community and others.
If you would like to make a donation towards the work of the Church of King Charles the Martyr, please follow the link below.
Calendar of activities
Safeguarding
The care and protection of children, young people and adults involved in church activities is the responsibility of everyone who participates in the life of the church.
Safeguarding is at the centre of our faith, in our practice, in our worship, in our praying and in our believing. Safeguarding is part of our core faith and an integral feature of Christian life in our church.
If you are concerned that someone you know is at risk of or is being abused, or presents a risk to others, please seek advice from a safeguarding officer or report the matter to their local authority social care services or contact the police without delay.