We are a small congregation in a big – and beautiful – building, where we meet for worship every Sunday morning at 10.30 and for informal evening worship (fellowship) on a Tuesday once a month.

We share the building with two sister churches: Shiloh Apostolic, with its roots in the Caribbean region, and Christ Abiding Ministries, with its roots in Liberia. We share it also with two local community organisations: Jessa’s JoyBank, a toy bank, and ShipShape, which works on health and well-being issues.

The space provided is also used by a host of voluntary, community and faith organisations, whose activities include training (particularly for women, including refugees), coaching (in English and Maths) for young children, drama and dance, social gatherings, exercise (physical, mental, spiritual). The Church itself has a term-time ‘Stay and Play’ session for toddlers and those caring for them.  Local families use our large Hall for parties and pre-wedding events.

In the post-Covid pandemic period we have opened up the Nave to serve as a venue for events, including concerts, exhibitions, story-telling.   All who come are moved by the aesthetics and atmosphere of the Nave, recognising it as sacred space, for people of all faiths and none.

Underpinning our mission, and informing our relationships with other organisations, is a commitment to a powerful set of values: well-being, sanctuary and creativity.  We are delighted to be connected with any and all who hold to those values, whatever their background and identity.

Our minister is the Reverend Joy Rulton.