SUNDAY SERVICES - FAQ

What do you do in a Church service? 

Our church services will typically involve singing hymns, prayer, reading the Bible, and talk discussing a passage in the bible. Services usually last for about one hour, fifteen minutes in the morning.  The evening service is about an hour. 

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Do I need to bring a Bible? 

If you have a Bible and would like to bring it along, then feel free to do so. If you do not own a Bible, or would like to follow the Bible reading more closely in the version used in our services, then there are Bibles available - please ask a steward. The preacher will do his best to remember to read out the page number that is being read from! 

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Can I bring my children? 

Yes, children are encouraged to join in with the services. There is also a separate Sunday School class which ends about half an hour before the start of the main morning service. 

 

What if my children are noisy? 

They will probably be in good company! However, if at any stage you feel uncomfortable with the level of noise, then there is a separate room with a video link of the service which you are free to use. The steward on the door can direct you to this room if necessary. 

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Are there any facilities for mothers with babies?

There are baby changing facilities, as well as a private lockable room if required. A key can be obtained from the steward on the door.

 

Is there access to the chapel for the disabled? 

There are steps leading up to the chapel, and due to a preservation order these cannot be altered. However there is a stair lift available, and there are always people available who are happy to help.

 

Do you have any facilities within the chapel for the disabled? 

We have a hearing aid loop system in place to aid those who are hard of hearing, and hymn books in large print are available if requested. There are also disabled toilet facilities. 

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