We are an Inclusive Church where ...

Everyone is welcome at any of our services. 

Inclusion isn’t just a value. It’s in our DNA. 

It’s our calling. It’s our witness. It’s our identity. 

It’s who we are. It’s how we identify. 

It’s how we follow Jesus.

You are seen. You are safe. You are included.

Christ Church Bexleyheath is led by our Vicar, Reverend Trevor Wyatt alongside a dedicated ministry team and volunteers.

 10.00am - Holy Communion - Every first, third, fourth and fifth Sunday

10.00am - Family Service - Every second Sunday

6.00pm - Evensong (BCP) Every first, third, fourth and fifth Sunday

6.00pm - Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer - BCP) Every second Sunday

Regular Wednesday Service
10.30am - Holy Communion in Church

Morning Prayer at 9am - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (online via facebook group)

Special Sunday Services will be live streamed on our Facebook Page and Facebook Group

Draw Near: Life-giving habits for Lent

‘Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.’

James 4.8

The Church of England’s theme for Lent 2026 is Draw Near: Life-giving habits for Lent.

This year’s resources have at their heart the theme of a ‘rhythm of life’ – habits and patterns which help us grow as disciples of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the great mystery of God’s saving love at Easter. 

During Lent, reflections are centred around a summary of the Christian Way from Common Worship, which identifies six activities essential to our calling as disciples. 

Each week a different contributor explores a different aspect of Christian discipleship – worshipping together, praying, exploring the Bible, sharing communion, offering service and sharing the good news with others. 

A parallel 40-day challenge for families and children will also be available

- exploring the life-giving habit of generosity in partnership with 40acts.

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"Draw Near is all about teaching us how we can cultivate the habits and practices that will draw us nearer to God. And we will find that, in doing so, God will draw nearer to us, too."

Archbishops Sarah Mullally & Stephen Cottrell