The Sunday service brings the whole church together. The house groups are where the church gets known. Smaller, more relaxed, meeting around a kitchen table or in a sitting room, they are the place to ask the question you did not want to ask on a Sunday, to be prayed for by name, and to be missed when you don't turn up. We currently have six house groups, each led by a member of the Diaconate.

Our six house groups

What happens in a house group?

The shape of a meeting varies from group to group, but the ingredients are usually the same: a warm welcome, a passage of Scripture studied together, time to share what is happening in our lives, and prayer for one another. Some groups also share a meal; some have particular sub-ministries (visiting the sick, supporting new members, focusing on a specific area of need). All are open to visitors, and all welcome new members at any time of the year.

Joining a house group

If you would like to join one of the house groups — whether you are a long-standing member of the church or someone visiting for the first time — please speak to the leader of the group directly, or contact the Pastor or any member of the Diaconate and we will introduce you. You are also welcome to attend one or two meetings of different groups before deciding which is the best fit.