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Our Photo Gallery is back, thanks to the team at NextGen for their Gallery plugin. Take a look at the first photo story; there’ll be more soon.

We’re really pleased we’ve been able to support the work of Tearfund and Cord and been able to twin each of the toilets in the church with facilities in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Ethiopia.

We welcome 2013 and wish you all a peaceful and blessed New Year.

Our motto for 2013 comes from Paul’s Letter to the Galatians, chapter 5 verse 1: “It is for Freedom that Christ has Set us free”. Read on to see how you can be free.

Script from Sunday’s sketch as performed by Susan and Richard:
Salesman enters, talking to audience with smug, patronising delivery as in an advert.
Salesman “Hi, I’m Malachi, here to bring you hope. Is your offering a bit dirty? Are your sons of Levi looking grey?”
Housewife enters holding a pair of jeans.
Housewife “I’ve tried everything, but my Levis still come out with dirt on them.”

Have you ever wondered what happens to the Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes once they leave your Church?  This year some of us found out first hand by volunteering to help… Read More: Operation Christmas Child »

Pentecost is a special time in the Christian calendar, when we celebrate the Spirit coming down on the early Church which led to such amazing things to follow (as recorded… Read More: Pentecost Service, New Members and Lunch by the canal »

As Lent draws to a close we as a church are starting out on a new 40 day challenge, the Bible Societies “You’ve got the time”. This enables you to… Read More: KBC ‘You’ve got the time’ Bible Listening Launched »

This was the 3rd year that we have held a Remembrance Service in Knaphill Village.  We hold the Service on Armistice Day, November 11th instead of the nearest Sunday.  We… Read More: Public Act of Remembrance »

Curious about Christianity? Know the name, but little else? Thought only the daft or the certifiable can believe in God? Think you know what Christianity is all about and have… Read More: Why Christianity? »

KBC were recently privileged to bear witness to Jill on her journey with God as she undertook Believers Baptism. Having been baptised myself aged 20 something, I can say from the heart this is not something to be taken lightly.

Baptism is a public declaration of faith and a deeply powerful act of obedience to God. As the apostle Paul says: