St Thomas the Apostle, Church

We were so lucky the church warden wS there when we visited. We learnt so much about the history of this amazing church. Thank you so much.

A place there is no electricity since the church was established 931 years ago! Lamps & candles would brighten the church when once a month & special Masses are held.Loved the place!

Lovely place! Right in the middle of knoe were.Lots of Jams ,marmalade and chutneys for sale in the church.

Lovely little church, well worth a look if your in the area.

Such beautiful stained glass windows, beautiful views from the cemetery at the back too.

A fair distance from civilisation but a gem of a church with great history and views across the swale

This Anglo Saxon church is worth a visit for its picturesque setting. Access to the church is along a private road but visitors to the church DO have a right of access. You can park your car outside of the church which has spaces for a few cars. The church has been described by many as the prettiest church in Kent. It is peaceful and tranquil here.Across the water you see the creek at Faversham and may be able to make out the church spire of St. Marys. To the west of the church grounds you may be able to see the remains of a Norman moate and the mound on which once sat a wooden Norman keep. This once patrolled the important transport route of the Swale and the Hart ferry. To the east the old Harty school building has been converted to residential premises.Inside St Thomas’s you will find some lovely stained glass, lovely old beams and of antique interest a medieval chest. Detailed history of the church can be found in booklets which can be purchased are a reasonable price. The church has no electricity and the candle lit church service is packed.

Lovely church very peaceful and calm atmosphere lovely view from the back of the church across the river

Amazing church. Nearly 1000years old.