sunday mornings

You'll be met by our welcome team. They'll happily help you with any questions and help you find a seat.

Yes, the entrance to the building is via a sloping pavement. Inside, all areas of the building are accessible via wheelchair. We also have an accessible toilet.

Anywhere you like - there’s plenty of room upstairs in the balcony or downstairs on the ground floor. Children’s areas are at the back on the ground floor.

We're a casual bunch and there’s no dress code - jeans, t-shirts, whatever you feel comfortable in.

Normally about an hour and a half (10:30am to 12:00pm), with tea and coffee served afterwards

Services usually being with a welcome followed by a time of sung worship led by our musicians. There’s no requirement to be able to sing in tune to join in - if you don’t know the songs or feel comfortable singing aloud, you can always just listen and read the words being sung. The format of the service varies week-by-week, but there will typically be something for the kids, notices about church life, and a reading from the bible. A time of prayer may led by someone at the front or left open for members of the congregation to pray aloud or silently in their seats. After this there will be a message from the Bible which is typically around 20 minutes long, and then a chance to respond to what we've considered together by singing. Once a month (usually the first sunday) we'll take communion as a church family.

Don't worry if you're new and it all feels a bit unfamiliar - feel free to participate as much as you feel comfortable, and ask any questions you like afterwards!

We're privileged to have many talented musicians in the church. Sometimes we’re led by a full band, other times just one musician and a singer. 'Style-wise' we sing everything from modern songs to classic hymns.

Tea and coffee are served in the Tea Room, located through the Side Hall (just follow the crowd) - it's a great time to meet people and catch up.

There’s no charge for teas or coffees or obligation to give something during/after the service! If you want to give something towards the work of the church, there is a collection box at the back of the church alongside a contactless donation point.

Like many churches, we also sometimes take up an offering during the service. This is so that our church members can give if they wish. Please do not feel under any pressure to give anything or feel embarrassed at letting the basket simply pass you by. In fact, many church members contribute directly through their bank accounts, so you won’t be the only one passing it on!