• Word For Today      
    A daily word of exultation.
    • Romans 13:9-10
      “The commandments, “You shall not commit adultery,” “You shall not murder,” “You shall not steal,” “You shall not covet,” and whatever other command there may be, are summed up in this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Love does no harm to a neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.”
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  • Counselling

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  • Volunteering

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  • Prayer

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Our Core Values

  • Outreach

    God has asked us to do one simple thing: tell people how he has changed our lives and that he can change theirs. He needs us to get excited about sharing this life with our neighbours; most people don’t realise the incredible benefits of knowing Jesus, it’s up to us to show them.

  • Community

    More than just a quick hello after a meeting with a cup of tea in your hand and a list of people to see, fellowship takes time and energy and is about building relationship with our fellow brothers and sisters. It is the basis on which church is formed and people are cared for.

  • Service

    We all have something we love doing, and can do well. As we use our gifts and skills to help the local church grow and develop, this is our service. The model of church Jesus left us with was of a body of people who are willing to use their gifts to serve each other and build community.

  • Worship

    For a long time we have fondly thought of worship as songs we sing in a Sunday service. Worship demands more of us; it is a lifestyle that reflects God’s heart and love. The most mundane tasks we do can be worship to God when we do it in an attitude of service for him.

  • Maturity

    The Christian life is a constant journey of growth. We need to learn as we grow; to discuss and question ideas and scriptures. This is a part of discipleship. It gives us a firm foundation on which we can build faith so that when we are tested we are sure of who we are in God.
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