We meet every Sunday morning at 10:30am for the Worship and Communion Service to which all believers who wish to remember our Lord Jesus are welcome.

This service lasts for approximately an hour and the format is simple with no set programme - the male members of the church take part as they feel led by praying, reading the Bible, giving a thought and giving thanks to God for our Lord Jesus.

During the service we take part in 'The Lord's Supper' or 'The breaking of bread' as it is referred to in the Bible. Some churches may call it 'The communion service' where the Lord is remembered in His sacrificial death, by taking the bread and wine which represents His body and His blood.

The Bible says in 1st Corinthians 11:27:

^'So then, whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of sinning against the body and blood of the Lord.'

Verse 28 reminds us:

'Everyone ought to examine themselves before they eat of the bread and drink from the cup.'

Please feel free to take the bread and wine if:

• You are saved (born again) - John 3:3; John 3:16; John 3:36
• You have been baptised by immersion as a believer - Acts 8:36-38
• You are a committed member of a biblical church fellowship - Acts 2:41-42
• You want to honour the Lord by obeying His Word and separating yourself from known sin - Hebrews 12:14; 1st John 1:7-9

If you are unsure about any of the statements above, just pass the emblems on to the person beside you, or back to the person who is offering them to you. Please do not feel embarrassed about this - no one will think anything negative of you.

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The Family service starts at 12:00pm on a Sunday and, as it's name suggests, it's for all the family.

We usually have a time of singing and some fun choruses for the kids - often with actions - and sometimes even a quiz. This is generally followed by a 15 to 20 minute talk by a visiting speaker or sometimes by one of the men in the church.

The preacher usually concentrates on the Gospel Message, telling everybody about the Love of God, shown in His Son, Jesus Christ, who died for all our sins on the cross at Calvary.

As Christians, we believe that it is imperative to learn more about the Bible and God's love and plans for us. This applies both to us as individuals, and as part of God's Church.

To this end, personal daily Bible study is important, but we also meet on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd  (and 5th if appropriate) Sunday evenings in the church at 6:30pm for Bible teaching which usually takes the form of a visiting preacher delivering a talk for about 30 minutes.

However on some occasions, a special report may be given, a video shown or a praise night held.

We do not have an evening service on the 4th Sunday due to an afternoon service in a local care home.

Just as we regard learning about the Bible to be important, so we also regard prayer as being imperative. Just as personal prayer is important, we also meet in the church for a time of prayer every Wednesday night from 7:45-8:45pm.

Prayer serves several different functions, such as:-

• To worship God
• To give thanks
• To pray for those in need
• To pray for God's guidance

This is a very important and exciting service which is imperative to the life of the church.