Services

Our main service happens at 10am every Sunday morning.

Everyone from any background is welcome to join us, whether you’d consider yourself a Christian or not.

We’re here for people who have been Christians for decades, and here for people who aren’t sure whether God exists!

Our Sunday service is an opportunity to gather together to worship God in song, listen to a relevant message from the Bible, and pray for each other, our community and the world.

Children’s and youth groups happen during every service, unless it’s an All-Age service, in which case we spend the whole time together across the generations.

FAQs

  • We normally spend about 15-20 minutes altogether as a church family before our children and young people go to their groups. Then we’ll spend another 20 minutes or so in sung worship and prayer (here’s a Spotify playlist of some of our favourite songs), after which we’ll have a reading from the Bible and a talk applying the message to our lives.

    Every other week we share communion together, and about once every half-term we’ll have an All-Age service, where everyone stays together for the whole time. 

  • Normally, somewhere between 1 hour 15 mins and 1 hour 30 mins long.

  • We have groups for 0-3s, 4-7s, 8-11s and 11-18s on Sunday mornings, where children and young people can grow in their faith and have fun at the same time! Click here to see more about our children’s and youth work. 

    We take the safeguarding of children and young people very seriously, and so all our helpers are DBS checked - you can read more here. If you’re planning to visit us for the first time, you can register your child(ren) here.

  • We have step-free access to the church, and a hearing loop is installed for anyone with a hearing aid. Sometimes our services can be a bit noisy, so we have ear defenders available for anyone who might find those helpful.

    Guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs are welcome in the church at all times, though we do ask any other four-legged friends to stay at home. If there’s anything else we can do to help you feel more comfortable, please let us know.

  • We’re about a ten minute walk from Richmond train station (mainline and underground trains) and several local bus services stop at the end of the street. Find us here on Google maps.

    Parking is possible on-site and in local streets, but spaces are limited.

  • We regularly run the Alpha Course, which is a fantastic opportunity to explore the Christian faith. We share a meal together, watch a video that unpacks a key part of Christianity, and then have a chance to discuss and ask questions.

    Click here for more info and to find out when our next course starts.