WELCOME
Welcome to the website for St George's RAF Chapel of Remembrance, Biggin Hill. This Chapel is steeped in history and was built as a memorial to the aircrew who died flying from the Biggin Hill Sector in World Warll. The Chapel is not a museum, but a Museum is being built around it. It is now owned by the London Borough of Bromley and closed for renovation and building works in September 2017.
It will re-open in time for the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day, November 2018. It will be a living Chapel again, with a communities that worship each week, with both Roman Catholic and Anglican/Free Church services. When the Museum is complete in 2018, St George's RAF Chapel of Remembrance will be under the control of the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum Trust.
If you have a query , about the Chapel or Garden of Remembrance, you can contact by email address: stgeorgesrafchapel@gmail.com
Please become a Friend.
To become a member of the Friends of St. George's Chapel, please download the form at the bottom, and post to the Chapel c/o 39 Jail Lane, Biggin Hill, Westerham, Kent TN16 3SE.
When you become a member of the Friends, your subscription helps to maintain the Remembrance Garden and supports the Chapel as a place of worship and as a living active memorial to those who died flying from the Biggin Hill Sector in World War ll. We extend a warm welcome to all those who would like to attend services held in the Chapel; it is a place of public worship and open to all, you do not have to have any connection to the RAF.
The Friends of St George's Chapel is an independent body which supports the Chapel and the Garden of Remembrance and as such, can not answer any questions about the building work or the Museum. Please direct any queries on these matters to the Trust's website : www.bhmm.org.uk
Sir Winston S Churchill:
'My personal association with Biggin Hill during the Battle of Britain lives in my mind. As a nation we have short memories and it is well that Memorials such as this should bring to our remembrance the cost of victory in the days when one of our fighter pilots had to be worth ten. They died without seeing the reward of their efforts; we live to hold their reward inviolate and unfading".
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few"
It will re-open in time for the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day, November 2018. It will be a living Chapel again, with a communities that worship each week, with both Roman Catholic and Anglican/Free Church services. When the Museum is complete in 2018, St George's RAF Chapel of Remembrance will be under the control of the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum Trust.
If you have a query , about the Chapel or Garden of Remembrance, you can contact by email address: stgeorgesrafchapel@gmail.com
Please become a Friend.
To become a member of the Friends of St. George's Chapel, please download the form at the bottom, and post to the Chapel c/o 39 Jail Lane, Biggin Hill, Westerham, Kent TN16 3SE.
When you become a member of the Friends, your subscription helps to maintain the Remembrance Garden and supports the Chapel as a place of worship and as a living active memorial to those who died flying from the Biggin Hill Sector in World War ll. We extend a warm welcome to all those who would like to attend services held in the Chapel; it is a place of public worship and open to all, you do not have to have any connection to the RAF.
The Friends of St George's Chapel is an independent body which supports the Chapel and the Garden of Remembrance and as such, can not answer any questions about the building work or the Museum. Please direct any queries on these matters to the Trust's website : www.bhmm.org.uk
Sir Winston S Churchill:
'My personal association with Biggin Hill during the Battle of Britain lives in my mind. As a nation we have short memories and it is well that Memorials such as this should bring to our remembrance the cost of victory in the days when one of our fighter pilots had to be worth ten. They died without seeing the reward of their efforts; we live to hold their reward inviolate and unfading".
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few"
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