WORSHIP
The Bible says,
“Worship the Lord with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. Enter His gates with Thanksgiving in your hearts!”
We aim to do that every Sunday at 10.30 am and 6.30pm. We worship sometimes singinging the words of the great old hymns of the Christian faith, sometimes with contemporary new songs. Sometimes we praise God with up-beat celebratory worship and sometimes in quiet reflection and thankfulness for God’s continuing involvement in our lives.
All our services aim to glorify God and to teach about how we can enter into a personal relationship with Him. Our teaching is not only easy to understand and relevant to our daily lives but also memorable.
GO FORWARD! One Life at a Time
This Spring, 2012, as part of our 150th Church Anniversary our pastor will deeliever a new series of messages entitled
Go Forward! One Life At a Time 
The purpose of these messages is to help us focus on the Christian's calling to MISSION, which is the fifth value of our Mission Statement and the focus of our teaching, preaching and worship until September 2012.
This series is about giving an honest answer to the question "Do I believe that I am here on earth by accident or do I believe that I was born for a purpose?".
If you believe that you are here on earth by chance then your life will have no meaning and no impact whatsoever. If you believe that you have been put on earth for a purpose then the journey of discoverying what that purpose is could be the most adventurous journey you will ever be likely to embark on. This new series of mesages will help you discover the purpose for which you were made and how that purpose can change you and other peoples lives. 
We meet for worship every Sunday morning
at 10.30am and 6.30pm.
Children and young people join us for the first part of the service and then go to their own activities: Lighthouse for ages 4-11 and Youth Church for ages 11 upwards. A creche is provided for babies and children up to 3 years old.
After every service you are invited to get to know us better and share in a cup of tea or coffee.
