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Wigmore Evangelical Free Church is a Baptist, Bible believing fellowship, meeting in Wigmore, Kent for over 80 Years.
We believe that the only way to God is by His grace in calling sinners to faith and repentance in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Jesus, God's son, was sent to the world to be righteous, and live a perfect life. He was thus the only suitable sacrifice and, in perfect obedience, submitted to God the Father's will by being Crucified on Calvary's cross, but He rose again from the dead on the third day, conquering Sin and death.
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​Salvation is by God's Grace alone and cannot be achieved by any works that we may do.

We believe in one God - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - who loves us, His children.
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We also believe that God is a God of Justice, and those who reject the salvation He offers will one day face Him as their Judge.

Wigmore Evangelical Free Church is a member of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches and our beliefs are summarised in more detail on the FIEC website. We also affirm The 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith.

You can also find our statement of faith on our 'About Us' page
Upcoming Lord's Day Services
Additional services or altered times are underlined
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​God Willing:

Sunday 3rd November
11.00am Pastor Tim Wood - Acts 17:16-24
Morning service concludes with the Lord's Supper
6.30pm - Pastor Tim Wood - Daniel 6:11-28
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Sunday 10th November
11.00am Bob Pritchard
Please aim to arrive by 10.55AM in order to observe 2 minutes silence
6.30pm Paul Biddle
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Sunday 17th November
11.00am Jonathan Wood (Jnr.)
6.30pm Andrew Barrett
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Sunday 24th November
11.00am Pastor Tim Wood - Acts 17:24-34
6.30pm Pastor Tim Wood - Job 1

For more notices, and for Pastor's monthly address. please see InTouch Magazine in our blog section

Verse of the Day

What is an Evangelical Church?
Watch the two part series on what it means to be an Evangelical
What is a conversion?
Watch the 'Conversion of Saul'; a sermon on Acts 9.1-4 by our Pastor, Timothy Wood
What is a Christian? 
Watch Pastor Tim's recent sermon on what it means to be a Christian: