Messy Church

Services in The Bridge Benefice

Messy Church dates for 2026!

Messy Church meets on a Saturday (usually the third Saturday of the Month) from 4pm-6pm. After an hour of crafting we all join together for the bible story the crafts have been themed around and the children act our their parts. Following on from the story we sing together and then finish the afternoon with a delicious hot meal cooked and served from the schools kitchen.

For more information please contact Megan  at bridgeoffice23@gmail.com  or visit http://www.messychurch.org.uk

 

Saturday 20th June 

 

Here are a few of the wonderful activities we have completed!

 

 

 

 

 

 


October Mini Messy Church 2021

Here are a few photos from our first Mini Messy Church

 

 


 

 

Messy Church's First Birthday

80 people gathered together to celebrate the success of the first year of Messy Church. Everyone voted for their favourite Messy Church song, made some wonderful crafts and cupcakes and had a birthday tea complete with a fantastic cake!

 

 

November's Messy Church

For November's Messy Church we thought about the Holy Spirit, how it connects us, how it is powerful and how it is there even when we cannot see it.

September's Messy Church

It was lovely to see so many families return to Messy Church after the Summer Holidays! Here are a few photos of what they got up too!

 

June's Messy Church

Vegetable locusts, finger painting and a paddling pool! Just some of the ways parents and children celebrated John the Baptist at June's Messy Church.

 

May's Messy Church

May saw the parents and children doing craft activities based around the bible story of the Centruion's Servant. Making Roman helmets, playing Roman tic-tac-toe and writing prayers for healing all followed by a wonderful dinner of Lasagna and salad.

 

Messy Easter at Bridge and Patrixbourne!

Easter 2019 saw Messy Church combine with Margaret's Easter workshop and so much fun was had! Biscuits were made, crosses were decorated and a wonderful Easter garden was planted in the school grounds.

 

 Photos from January and February's Messy Church