Christ Church is the Anglican parish church for the parish of Crookham - a busy residential parish of some 15000 people, comprising the area of Fleet to the south of the Basingstoke Canal, all of Church Crookham, and Crookham Village.

The church was built in 1841 to serve the growing population of the area at that time. It is the oldest church in the locality, and is a real gem of Victorian architecture and art.

Sunday worship attracts a large - and diverse - congregation. It is based around the Eucharist, and we enjoy good liturgy, music and preaching. Traditional worship is complemented with monthly sung Matins, whilst the Family Eucharist on the 3rd Sunday of each month offers a more contemporary style, as do occasional evening services.

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals also form a significant part of our ministry to the parish.

We seek to promote the relevance and challenge of the Gospel - the `good news of Jesus Christ’ - to the whole community. This is undertaken through strong links to local schools (especially our church-aided Crookham Infant School), and through many other organisations, including Playgroup, Parent and Toddler group, Brownies, Art Classes, a self-help group, Wives Group and Mothers Union.

For young people, a very active Sunday School and Crèche take place during worship. Singing is led by youngsters in the choir, and we have an instrumental band for the Family Eucharist. A Youth Club meets weekly and is very popular, whilst for adults our Thursday `Chat Café’ offers the opportunity to chat over tea or coffee about every subject under the sun.

Whether you are a visitor, a newcomer to the area, or an established resident, we invite you to `Come, and See’: we assure you that you will be most welcome.