Plan your visit

We’d like to invite you to the Church’s most important gathering. You can join us every Sunday from 10.30 am. Come and see what evangelical, Pentecostal services are like.
And join us in worshipping the Lord.

For us, the service is a time of celebration – a time of joy and gratitude to God for our salvation, and also for His presence in our lives. It is also a time for listening, growing in faith and learning how to live as Christians.

The service is filled with singing, prayers and listening to a message from the Scripture; it lasts for around two hours and really does fly by. A separate room is provided
for children, so that they can be changed, fed or entertained if necessary.

You’re very welcome to join us – you can come along, sit wherever you’re most comfortable and watch, or join in the singing (the lyrics are displayed on screen). There’s
no dress code; what matters to us is that you, too, can experience the power of God.

And once the service is over, we invite you to ‘Coffee and Chat’ – where you can spend a little more time chatting over a cup of coffee, a cup of tea or a cold drink.

"Coffee and Chat" is our little café. We welcome anyone who fancies a chat, or simply wants to have a cup of tea or coffee. It’s open after every church gathering, especially after the Sunday service. It’s a place to build relationships and get to know one another.

"Coffee and Chat" is also a time for conversation and personal prayer with the pastor and/or a congregation elder.

Drinks, and sometimes biscuits, are free. You’re welcome to join us…

Our Friday meetings are a time when, in a relaxed atmosphere, we pray and reflect on the Bible. All this is done in order to put into practice the principle of mutual ministry.

The meetings take various forms and are usually held in small, intimate groups.

During holiday periods, midweek meetings are cancelled. It is therefore worth checking in advance whether a meeting will take place.

We particularly welcome those who are already connected with our community.