Accessibility & What to expect when you come to St Paul’s:

Where can I sit? There are plenty of different places you can sit: we sit on chairs, but there are also sofas, and tables and chairs set out café style at the back during the 10.30am service. Feel free sit at the back or on a sofa if you’d prefer somewhere quieter and there are corners which are not as brightly lit. You’re welcome to wear noise cancelling headphones if you’d prefer, and you can get up and move about during the service if you need to. We stand to sing, and sit for readings, prayers and the talk which is about 15-20 minutes long.

Do I need anything for the service? You won’t need a service leaflet for the 10.30am or 6.30pm service because the words are on the screen. You can pick up welcome leaflets if you’d like to know more about our church. Our 10.30am service is live streamed on YouTube.

Can I bring my kids? Yes – about a third of our church are children and youth so they are very welcome. If you’ve got pre-schoolers who need some space or time out you can take them into our creche room any time during the 10.30am service. We usually have Sunday School and youth during our 10.30am service, but there are times during the year that we worship altogether.

Are there toilets and baby change facilities? Yes, there are toilets down the corridor, and baby change stations in the ladies toilet and the corridor. Our disabled toilet is accessible for people in attendant propelled wheelchairs but not scooters or electric wheelchairs.

What happens after the service? Do join us for refreshments after the service (tea, coffee & biscuits). We have a ‘Welcome Station’ so if you’re new you can come and say hello and find out more about us and how you can get involved.

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