 Service Style
St Francis' warmly welcomes you with a broad and diverse range of Worship. We follow the Common Worship orders apart from monthly Evensong and bimonthly Morning Prayer which are Book of Common Prayer. Typically in our Services there are some sung responses by the congregation and music supported by the choir organ and guitar.
Our morning services are held at 10am and evening services at 6pm and usually last about an hour, with time after to chat to clergy and meet other members of the congregation whilst taking refreshments. There are facilities for babes and small children within the church and Good News Club for older children. We have facilities for people with disabilities. Church calendar of services and activites
 (also known as Sunday School) Stories, craft and activities for children during services on 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sundays. Good News Club and Good News Group is held on the 1st and 3rd Sundays for young people, learning through discussion, with social activites activities outside church times.
The congregation has chosen building blocks to help us focus in our daily lives - A dependence on God - Prayer - Bible-centred teaching - Youth Ministry - Community involvement - Friendliness
 Pastoral Care
Pastoral Care is a natural part at the centre of church life, clergy led with a pastoral care team and a prayer network. We aim to keep in touch with the congregation and offer home communion, support local care homes with worship, link with sheltered living, food bank, Welcare, Romanian Aid, assist families through our active Mums and Babes group and offer Bible led study to guide us. Seeking support with pastoral care
Social Events
We enjoy a variety of social events and church activities, which are very much part of our fellowship, some church based such as T @ 3, Epiphany Party, coffee mornings, fun and fellowship days. We also go out and about; people have enjoyed canal boat and steam train trips, visit to Bodiam Castle and Amberley Chalk Museum. Our church hall lends itself to support social events. During the week the hall is used for Play Group, Guides, Mums and Babes, Mums and Babes dance, fitness and community activities. We appreciate and nurture the links between the groups and church life. Our church hall is available for hire Hall Hire Contact details.
We would love to welcome you!!
Location and contact details
St Francis’ Church is located on the Balcombe Road not far from Oakwood school, near bus stops, less than 5 minutes walk from Horley Railway Station and very close to the shopping centre.
Map/Satnav reference – Road B2036 and post code RH6 9AY
Car park, bike and pram shelter are available.
Access – the church and car park are on the level with double doors and ramp access to both the church and the hall.
You can contact us by telephone 01293 738067, through our web page via our Churchwarden or via the Parish Team. Address St Francis' Church, 84 Balcombe Road, Horley, Surrey, RH6 9AY
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Surrey County Council Members Allocation. We are very grateful to Surrey County County Council for their kind donation towards the refurbishment of the toilet area which has been of great help to the congregation and local community using our facilities.
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