Where do I park?

There is disabled parking in our car park in front of the church and some limited spaces. If you feel that you need a space then please don't hesitate to contact us and we will do what we can.

Is there Disabled access?

We are fortunate to have a lift to access the various levels of the site. The route into church is level too.

What should I wear?

Jeans, shorts, casuals, suit - anything that makes you feel comfortable. 

Where should I sit?

Sit anywhere you like. Occasionally seats are reserved for special services (such as Baptisms, but these will be marked by signs at the end of the pews). There are two areas at the front of the church which can accommodate wheelchairs.

Who will I meet?

People of all ages regularly attend our church. We are a friendly church so expect someone to say hello.
Tea and coffee are served after the service so please feel free to join us.

How long will the service last?

Approximately 1 hour depending on the type of service. 

What facilities are available for babies and children?

There is Junior Church for school-age children every Sunday morning except Christmas and Easter Sunday. Our children's groups also take a break during the summer holidays too.  If you would like your baby/toddler to stay with you through the service that's fine, there is even a special area for them to pay with others their age.

Is there a money collection?

Yes there is a collection to fund the work of the church, and at the end of a communion service there may be another collection for charitable causes we support. If you are a guest, please don't feel obliged to contribute, just pass the bag on to the next person. Many people who give regularly by bank standing order also let the bag pass by, so you won't be alone.

What other facilities are available?

We have a hearing aid loop. A printed order of service and notice sheet will be given to you, along with hymn books and service books which are required for the service, by a greeter when you arrive.

What is Communion? Can I take part?

Generally the service on the first Sunday of the month includes Communion, and all are welcome to participate. In these services, bread and (non-alcoholic) wine are served to remember Jesus' death and resurrection. If you would rather not receive the bread and wine but would still like to take part, feel free to come forward for a blessing, just keep your hands down by your sides to indicate your wishes.