The message at the heart of Christianity is pretty simple. Find out what it's all about on this two-minute video. Turn your speakers on! At the bottom of the page there are details on how to ask any questions you may have.

Christianity is about Jesus. But who is Jesus?

Jesus once asked his followers this question:

"Who do you say I am?"

A prophet with a new teaching?
A healer to the sick?
A saviour to a lost world?

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Jesus claimed each of these, but most importantly, he claimed to be God in the flesh.

At the dawn of time he ignited human history when he spoke. He breathed life into the lungs of the first man and woman - and every inch of creation itself.

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But we rebelled. We turned against our King and followed our own ways, even though it would cost us our life. Our sin poisoned his perfect creation, giving way to sickness, injustice, and death.

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Sin separated us from one another, and from God.

Why did Jesus come?

But rather than cast off humanity, God sent his Son Jesus to enter into the world he Created - the one broken by our sin. He breathed our air, became human like us.

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He lived a perfect life - the one God intended we live - and called us to repent of our sin and follow him in faith.

Some believed his word and recognised him as King. Others denied him. They crowned him with thorns and murdered him. They rejected him, and so have we.

But God had a plan. Jesus willingly gave himself up to die on a cross to save us from God's judgment and the death we deserve.

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On that cross, he exchanged our rebellion for his obedience. Our brokenness for his perfection.

The Son of God died so we could live.

And on the third day, he rose to life again, defeating death forever.

And now, he sits on the throne of heaven, offering life through the Holy Spirit to all those who repent and trust in him.

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What does it mean for us?

Jesus is the King of Kings.

You can either crown him or crucify him. There is no middle ground.

No one will ever ask you a more important question than the one Jesus asked:

Who do you say I am?

Questions?

Please contact us and we will be happy to go through your questions.

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Hello and welcome to our church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
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Planning your Visit

A Warm Hello

Thank you for taking the time to visit our website, we hope it has helped you find out a little bit more about us.

Thinking of visiting? We want everyone to feel welcome when they join us, but we understand it can be daunting visiting a church for the first time. Hopefully, the following information can put you at ease.

We don’t have a dress code, so you don’t need to wear anything special, just what you like to wear. We want you to feel comfortable.

You won't be put on the spot. No one will ask you to stand up, introduce yourself or say anything. Join in with as much or as little as you like.

You don't need to bring anything. There's a collection during one of the songs, but we don’t expect visitors to contribute, it is for those who already call this their church home.

Where and When

We meet at the church building on Sunday mornings. The service starts at 10.30am, and it's worth arriving 10-15 minutes early on your first visit so you've got time to park and find a seat without rushing. There are also drinks and pastries available before the service starts.

Someone from our Welcome Team will be at the door to say hello. Ask them anything: where the loos are, where to sit, what happens next. It's what they're there for.

If you'd rather ease in gently, a light breakfast is served from 9.45am, and there's tea, coffee and biscuits afterwards.

Accessibility. There's wheelchair access, an accessible toilet in the main foyer, and a sound loop. Just mention it to the Welcome Team when you arrive and they'll get you set up.

What happens in the service

It runs for about 75 minutes and it's fairly relaxed. Someone welcomes everyone, our band leads a few songs, and there's a short all-age slot before the children head off to their groups. We then have some more singing, a bit of news about what's going on in church life, and a talk from one of our leaders - based around the Bible and relevant to everyday life.

We finish with a final song. If you'd like someone to pray with you afterwards, there'll be people available at the front – but this is entirely up to you. Otherwise, stay for a coffee and a chat. There's no rush to leave.

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What about my children?

Very welcome, and we've got something for every age:

Crèche - 0 to 3 years (little ones under 6 months stay with you)
Children's Church - 4 years and up
Young People - 13 years and up

Children start off in the service with you for the singing and the all-age slot, then someone will announce it's time for the groups and point everyone the right way. In their groups they'll get Bible stories, music, crafts, games, drama, and a snack and a drink.

All our leaders are DBS-checked and safeguarding trained, and you're very welcome to go along with your child if that feels more comfortable - plenty of parents do on their first visit. Just come and collect them from their group once the service ends.

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Beyond Sunday

Life Groups. Sundays are a good place to meet people, but it's usually in smaller groups that you actually get to know them. Our Life Groups meet through the week — some afternoons, some evenings — to chat, pray and look out for each other. Have a look and see if one fits or let us know and we'll introduce you to a leader who'd be glad to invite you along.

Getting stuck in. If you feel that you would like to make this your home church, getting involved in a team is the best way to get to know everyone. We have loads of teams: welcome, coffee, tech, kids' work, youth work, admin and so much more. You might have a load of experience, or would like to learn a new skill, either way, chat to me and I can help you find you a place.

During the week. Everyone's welcome at our Coffee Morning (Wednesday mornings) and Luke's Lunch (Tuesday lunchtimes) - you don't need to come on a Sunday first.

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Paul Bennett

Church Leader

If you would like to find out a little more about the church before visiting us on a Sunday, I can usually be found at the church on a Wednesday from 10am-2pm. I am around other times, but this is an opportunity to drop in unannounced to see me. If you can’t make this time, use the contact page and I can get in touch with you.

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