We meet on Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock in homegroups for Bible Study, corporate prayer and fellowship. There are three homegroups, one held in Aylesford, one in Coxheath and a third via Zoom if coming out on Thursday evening proves difficult.

Please email info@ccmaidstone.com requesting to join, and an invite will be sent out shortly before the meeting.

The ladies of the fellowship gather weekly for corporate prayer, ministry and fellowship.

The different women who attend take turns to prepare a short study on a given theme to lead the group.

Please ask if you'd like to know more.

The gentlemen of the church meet once a month, in alternating locations for ministry specifically aimed at men.

The gathering usually involves food, breakfast if a morning, pizza, chilli or BBQ if an evening, and is followed by teaching in an interactive format.

The current ministry theme is 'Family Shepherds' – seeking to equip men to become the shepherds of their family and to adopt a Bibical approach to being a man in the home and society.

The first and most important missionary field in our church is the children. It is of the utmost importance that the good seed of the Word of God is sown into the hearts and minds of the children in the church, that it might, in time, be watered by the Holy Spirit and germinate in full grown faith in their lives.

For this reason we have a dedicated section of the main service where ministry is tailored towards the younger member of the congregation, in which the children are invited to come to the front and are taught as part of the service.

There is a memory verse that is learnt over a series of weeks, accompanied by sign language. A lesson is given, aided by an animated PowerPoint presentation illustrating what is being taught so that both eyes and ears are stimulated. And the children are encouraged to both read Scripture and interact in the teaching.

Following the ministry in the service, the children continue to be ministered to by a dedicated and fully DBS checked team of Sunday School teachers in a separate room, while the core teaching to the adults continues in the main meeting.

The Sunday School typically incorporates games, craft activities and teaching that compliments and solidifies what has been taught in the main meeting.

The Bible is clear that it is the responsibility of the parents to raise their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord. Thus, the children's ministry serves to support and supplement the raising of children by the families of the church.

We exhort all parents to have times of family worship and instruction in their own home, and for fathers to be both the spiritual head and shepherd to their family.

We understand how new borns and very young ones kind find church a difficult thing to sit through, and that parents can feel self-conscious about their children and any disruption they may bring.

For this reason we provide a creche, with toys and freedom to move so that if the young ones need a break they have a place they can go. Again, this is manned by a dedicated team of people who are fully DBS checked.