Sundays
We’d love you to join us for a Sunday service. We welcome people of all ages and backgrounds.
Sundays @ 10
We meet together every Sunday at 10am. We offer a creche and children’s groups for those under 14 years old during the service. There’s time for singing, prayer, and a talk from the Bible, with time to meet others afterwards over a cup of coffee.
Our All-Age service takes place on the first Sunday of each month - a welcoming, relaxed and shorter morning designed for everyone, especially if you’ve never been to church before. We also celebrate Holy Communion together once a month.
Our 10am service is also livestreamed to YouTube if you aren’t able to make it or if you want to check us out before you come.
Sundays @ 6
Our evening service tends to be a smaller than the 10am with teenagers through to our oldest member coming together.
There’s time for singing, prayer, and a talk from the Bible, with time to meet others afterwards over a cup of coffee. We have a monthly Praise & Prayer or ‘What would Jesus say…’ evenings looking answering big questions we may have.
FAQs
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Yes! Everyone is welcome to join us at Emmanuel whether you've been attending church your whole life or this is your first time. We would love to meet you.
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Whatever you feel most comfortable in. You'll find people in full suits sitting next to those in shorts, t-shirt and flip flops. We're one big family at Emmanuel.
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Of course! We love having children at Emmanuel. We have groups for 0-14 during our morning service so they will have lots of opportunities to have fun with others their age.
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There is parking on the streets around the church: arrive 15 minutes early and you'll find a slot easily enough, especially on a Sunday, but do check restrictions carefully. Contact us if you need more information
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We do try to begin our services on time, and you'll get more from the services if you're settled before they begin. But, come when you can! You're always welcome.
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Not at all. If you wish to give, we have a secure donations box in our foyer. There is no obligation to put money in it.
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Communion is a reminder of the body and blood of Jesus Christ, and all he has done for us. People go to the front to receive a small portion of bread and wine. If you're not sure about participating, just stay in your seat. Communion takes about 15-20 minutes at the end of the main section of the service.
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We hope you'll find a sympathetic listening ear and a wise response from the members of our church family. If you have something very sensitive, ask the service leader or the welcome team on the door, and they'll direct you to someone suitable.
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Our main worship area is accessible with step free access and we have a hearing loop available. Our under 5s meet downstairs and our 5-14s meet upstairs for their groups.