Everyone is welcome at morning worship every Sunday at 10.30am
Gather together with your family and others and enjoy crafts, activities, modern worship, fun, friends, and food as we retell the Christian faith in an informal and relaxed environment. At each service we share food together after the service. See the events page to book on.
Worship, prayer and praise for the whole church family.
An opportunity to pause, reflect and pray.
Our new youth cafe launched earlier this year and has been a huge success. It is a great opportunity for young people aged 10+ to gather with other young people in a youth cafe environment. We have other activities such as smoothies, sports, big screen switch gaming, table tennis and lots more. No need to book, just turn up on the day and get involved.
Andy Pandy's, imaginative and sensory play has had a bit of a revamp and we know you are going to absolutely love and enjoy all the new things.
We believe in the importance of creating a space that will encourage children to have fun and use their amazing imaginations! We also acknowledge through conversations with local parents that many of the children in our community really enjoy different sensory experiences.
So, with this in mind we have created a play space that will combine the two from soft play, to a reading corner, dressing up, exploration tables, sensory pads and more!
The charge is £2.50 per child and includes;
snacks for the children
refreshments for adults
all new equipment and toys.
Term time only.
The Well on The Wood, in the words of some of our parents, is a 'Stay and Play; for parents/carersof children.
The Well is a welcoming, safe and creative space for parents to;
Get involved in craft activities
Make friends
Enjoy breakfast
Regular supportive conversations with other parents/carers, who are facing similar life and parenting challenges.
The Well on the Wood is run by an invaluable group of volunteers who each week set up the hall, organise activities, serve breakfast and share God’s love.
Knit and Natter Group meet every Thursday to develop their knitting skills; drink tea, eat cake and biscuits and chat.
Don't worry if you've never picked up knitting needles before. Many of the group were in just that position, but help, advice and tuition is available from the other members.
Knit Bitz has taken on all kinds of knitting challenges; garments for refugees; clothes for the premature baby unit at Heartlands Hospital; clothes for women's refuges and toys for children who visit their parents in prison.