
St George's Church is situated in New Thundersley, Benfleet in Essex. A warm welcome will greet you should you wish to attend one of our Sunday morning services, or any of our other activities during the week.

Here's what Anthony Rose has written for St. George's July & August Magazine...
Dear friends,
I came across this quotation the other day:
"The hero is one who kindles a great light in the world, who sets up blazing torches in the dark streets of life for men to see by. The saint is the man who walks through the dark paths of the world, himself a light."
How would you define a 'hero'? As I write this, England have just been knocked out of the World Cup after some pretty dismal performances, not least against Germany. The flags are coming down fast. I almost detect a sense of relief amongst fans that the agony isn't going to be prolonged to the next round. The heroes of England simply didn't perform. Instead of setting up 'blazing torches' they didn't even get a spark going!
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About us
We are part of the Church of England, in the Diocese of Chelmsford and the Episcopal Area of Bradwell.
We always welcome people to join us for Sunday worship and for any of our other activities.To find out more about what we stand for as a church, please view our Statement of Purpose. St George's aligns itself to the Vision and Core Values of New Wine. These can be found on the same page as our Purpose Statement.
Our Staff
Revd Anthony Rose Anthony has been Vicar of St. George's since 1998. Previously, he was Rector of two parishes in south-east Somerset, and was originally from Birmingham. He is a local New Wine Network leader. He is married with three children.
Revd Peter Hillman
Peter is the Pastor of the Legacy Youth Congregation. He is ordained in the Church of England. Pete is married with two children