Gatherings
Join us on Monday evenings, online on Tuesdays, and for pastoral care and discipleship through the week.
Everyone is welcome, and there is no cost to attend. If it is your first time, let us know and we will look out for you.
Our weekly church meeting every Monday evening: worship, prayer and fellowship together. Everyone is welcome.
Church online every Tuesday evening, so you can join from home. Get in touch and we will send you the Zoom link.
Personal pastoral care, meetings and Bible study, arranged around you and what you are going through.
A weekly, study-based discipleship programme that runs for 26 weeks. Grow in faith alongside others.
A weekly, study-based programme that runs for 26 weeks. Each week we open the Bible together, talk honestly and grow in faith as a group.
Sometimes you need someone to sit with you, pray with you and open the Bible with you. We offer pastoral care through personal meetings and study, arranged around you.
Here is what people often ask before their first visit.
At our meetings, you’ll find a welcoming space filled with understanding and friendship. Expect open-hearted discussions and opportunities to connect with others who share similar experiences, all in a supportive atmosphere.
Joining is simple. We meet for church every Monday at 7:00pm and on Zoom every Tuesday at 7:00pm. Get in touch and we will share the details and the Zoom link. Everyone is welcome, and there is no need for prior experience: come as you are.
Please reach out before or after a meeting. Our community is here to help, and we encourage open dialogue about any concerns or questions you might have.
No, our prayer meetings are free for everyone. We believe that support and connection should be accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances.
We welcome families, and children can join our meetings. It’s a great opportunity for them to learn about community, kindness, and the importance of support.
Come along on Monday evening or join us on Zoom on Tuesday. Get in touch with any questions.
