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Admission of Children to Holy Communion.

Policy for the Admission of Children to Holy Communion in the Parish of St Nicholas, Chislehurst.

Initiation into the Church of England has traditionally been one which follows the pattern of Baptism, then Confirmation, followed by admission to Holy Communion – and, sadly, often a departure from the life of the church, with no rite to offer those coming to mature adult faith ahead of (hopefully) a return to active membership of the Church.

This policy therefore makes provision for children who have been baptised to be prepared for admission to Holy Communion at St Nicholas church, as part of their individual growth in faith and because of their membership of the whole Body of Christ.

For more information, please contact Rev'd Rachel.

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St Nicholas Church, Church Lane

Chislehurst. BR7 5PE

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St Nicholas Church

Chislehurst

A warm welcome to our church family,

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Rev'd Rachel Curley

 

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              St Nicholas Church, The Parish Office,

                Village Hall, Church Lane,

                Chislehurst, BR7 5PE

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