The church is open 30 minutes before the service is due to start. Make new friends and find a seat.

You will be welcomed on arrival by a friendly face. They can answer any questions you might have and will help you feel at home if this is your first visit.

Yes there are male, female, disabled and baby change toilets available. Just ask one of the welcome team and they will direct you.

You will be welcomed on arrival by a friendly face. They can answer any questions you might have and will help you feel at home if this is your first visit.

We welcome all and will help as much as possible with any needs you have. If there is something specific please contact the office and we will make every effort to accomodate you.

Yes we have an infra red loop system. Just ask when you arrive and we will provide you with either a loop pendant or a set of headphones if you are not a hearing aid user.

No feel free to sit where ever you feel comfortable.

Yes we have a program for children that takes place in the hall during the service. Just ask when you arrive and we will  introduced you.

Our Sunday Club is suitable for children aged 4 - 10 years.

For more information please see our dedicated page for childrens work here.

Yes, we have an area designated for parents with very young children to sit during the service. Just ask and we will show you. 

The area has quiet toys to play with and the vestry is also available for feeding & changing infants. 

There is plenty of room for pushchairs.

Yes, just ask and we will direct you.

No, living within the Parish doesn't matter. You are equally welcome if you live in the Parish or elsewhere.

Yes, you are very welcome to visit us if you are on holiday in the surrounding area. We look forward to welcoming you.

There is free on street parking surrounding the church. We do ask that you respect our neighbours though and don't block any driveways. There is a bike rack for bikes.

During the service we will:

Sing together. Words will be projected on our screen or you can have a printed copy. 

One or more bible verses will be read out and then the speaker will talk about that reading.

Holy Communion (also called The Eucharist or The Lord’s Supper) has been at the heart of Christian worship for 2,000 years. In this moment, we remember God’s love shown through Jesus, receive forgiveness, and are nourished by his presence as we share bread and wine.

If you are baptised and love Jesus, you are welcome.

Join the line, hold out your hands to receive the bread (“The body of Christ, broken for you”), and respond “Amen” if you wish.

Receive the wine (“The blood of Christ, shed for you”).

Return to your seat for quiet reflection.

If you’re new or not baptised you are very welcome to come forward for a blessing. Simply keep your hands down or crossed over your chest. You may also wish to remain seated for prayer and reflection.

Everyone is on their own journey and there is no pressure on you to do anything that makes you uncomfortable.

We do not take up an offering during our services but your contributions are very welcome and very much needed to help run our church.

Please use the plate, the Card Reader machine at the back of church or speak to a Churchwarden about regular giving.

We usually record our sermons, please ask if you would like a copy on CD

or memory stick or how to access on the internet

We are lead by a pianist some weeks but we also sing to a recorded track. The music is a mix of traditional and contemporary.