‘Whoever wants to be great among you must be your servant and whoever wants to be first must serve you – just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.’                     (Matthew 20: 26-27)

We believe the Church has a responsibility to serve the community and we attempt to fulfil that role with our presence and the activities we provide through the building.

On alternate Thursday’s there is a Lunch Club for individuals who live on their own and for some of the elder members this is their only opportunity to get out >>>> (Lunch Club).

Every Tuesday during school terms there is a Women’s Club (2pm) with a variety of activities, outings and social gatherings to which people of all ages are welcome to attend >>>>>>>>>>>>> (Women’s Club)

On Wednesday evenings there is a Men’s Club which meets to play table tennis and listen to guest speakers >>>>>>>>> (Men’s Club)

The Asian Stroke Victims Support Group provide a focus on Monday’s and Wednesday’s for Stroke Victims from that particular community. (9-30 am-2-30pm)

A Slimming Group meet on Monday evenings (6-30pm). On the second Tuesday of each month from 10 am the University of the Third Age (U3A) have a variety of speakers and activities.

We believe it is important to work with other churches and agencies to serve the community and so there is a pre-school group and after school club run by the Salvation Army and more details can be obtained by phoning 523 7634 or calling in.

We also host The Welcome Project every Friday from 11-30 am to provide friendship, support, advice and encouragement for asylum seekers and refugees. This project is managed by the local churches together.

The Saturday Shop is a place to drop in to between 9-30 am and mid-day every Saturday morning just to meet people, use space for quiet reflection and prayer, buy some books and greeting cards and have a cup of tea or coffee.