You are welcome here

However familiar this all feels, there's a place for you. This is for everyone.

New to church

You will not be expected to know any words or hymns. There is no pressure to join in. You can simply be there and take it in.

Coming back

It does not matter how long you have been away. You can simply come as you are.

Part of the community

You do not need to be a church member to attend, meet people or take part in community life.

What happens when you arrive?

The open blue church door with warm light spilling out, beside a hand-lettered sign reading "Welcome, please Come In"

Come through the main entrance

You'll find the main entrance opposite the High Street.

Someone will welcome you

A friendly face will help you settle in.

Sit wherever feels comfortable

Choose any seat that feels right for you.

What is a Sunday service like?

It's a time to worship God together through Bible readings, prayer, singing and reflection. There's no need to know exactly what to do, and no pressure to join in until you're ready. However you take part, you're welcome exactly as you are.

Practical information

What to wear

Come exactly as you are. There's no dress code, smart or casual.

Coming on your own

You're very welcome to come by yourself. Plenty of our regulars started out that way too.

Children & families

Families are always welcome at every service. We even have a dedicated Cwtch Cafe once a month — a new Sunday space to meet, chat, feel connected and safe, with a different theme each month.

A 'cwtch' is a warm hug that is loving and deeply reassuring.

Accessibility and facilities

There's an easy-access ramp at the entrance, and the building is fully accessible for wheelchair users. Toilets are available inside, close to the main hall. Accessible parking is available in our small church car park, with additional parking by the Tesco store around 20 metres away.

No pressure to join in.
No need to know the words.
Just being here is enough.

Thinking of coming this Sunday?

We'd love to welcome you.