Services
Unfortunately, during the current lockdown our church building is temporarily closed. Our services continue to be online on Sundays.
If you are able, join with us by clicking the church online link below.
Keep save and wherever possible stay at home.
During the COVID pandemic, at 3pm every Sunday there will be an opportunity for individual prayer and for watching a broadcast of the morning online service
Sundays 3pm to 4pm
We would love you to come along to one of our Sunday afternoon times of prayer and broadcasting of the morning service.
If you’ve never been to our church before don’t worry, you’re not under any pressure to do anything, you can just come and see what we are like. We trust that you will find us a friendly family and that you are able to find comfort and solace at this particular time.
We begin with a 15 minute time of prayer. This is followed by the service being broadcast which lasts around 40 minutes.
The service will include hymns (usually from 'Singing the Faith'), times of prayer, bible readings and the worship leader preaching from the bible.
We have in place social distance rules, the wearing of a mask and the use of sanitisers. We want you to feel as safe as possible and to have confidence in what is being done to protect people who come to church.
If you would like to join us for the first time, either just pop along or just fill in the form to let us know you will be coming.
November 22 Sunday service
Hymn STF 663 I the Lord of sea and sky Prayer Reading Matthew 25 v 31 – 46 Hymn STF 673 Will you come and follow me Sermon This passage
November 8 Sunday service (Remembrance)
Hymn 745 For all the saints who from their labours rest Prayer Reading Joshua ch 24 v 14 – 25 Hymn 518 Father hear the prayer we offer Sermon Today
October 4 Sunday service (Harvest)
As of this week, the weekly post will be a Circuit newsletter called ‘Together’. It will include details about the Sunday service and other Circuit news. The Circuit is looking
September 27 Sunday service
We are facing a time of change in our Circuit. We are wanting to focus more on small groups rather than the Sunday service, where there are limitations when we