We have 2 regular times of worship each week:
1. Sunday morning at 10:15 is family worship. The style of worship is quite lively especially when the young people are in at the beginning.
2. Sunday evening at 6.00 has a much more gentle feel to it and is especially important for those who cannot, for work and other reasons, get to the morning service.

Communion is held every 1st Sunday evening and 3rd Sunday morning of the month.

In our worship our desire is note merely to go through a ritual but to hear from God and respond to him with our lives. With this in mind at each of the above there is opportunity for ministry and healing when the Spirit so leads. We hope and pray that as we worship we are changed to be more like Jesus so that we can be more effective in the mission he has called us.

Young People:
Children and teenagers are an important part of the church family. Sunday morning provides an opportunity for worship with adults and involvement with music, singing, reading and drama. The young people also have the opportunity to meet in groups of their own age. Through various activities, reading, stories, videos, games, songs, quizzes, craft activities, and discussion they are presented with the truth about God's love for them.

Away from Sunday mornings there are opportunities for the young people to meet together socially:
• Parent and Toddler group for under 5's - Wednesday 1:30pm - 2:45pm
• Monday Club, 6pm - 7:30pm for 7-11 year olds. Providing games, activities and outings.
• Ichthus for 9 - 14 year olds have a varied programme of social activities.
• Youth Cell - Thursdays 7:30pm - 9:30pm, to explore Christianity through discussion, sharing and prayer.

Cell Groups and House Groups:
The church meets midweek in small groups at peoples' homes. All members and friends are invited to be part of the small group structure of the church. These are a very important part of the church organisation in that they give the opportunity to meet for worship, prayer, study and discussion at a more personal level that is not possible at the main Sunday services.

The house group's main aim is to nurture and encourage all to grow in the Christian Faith, developing a Christ like lifestyle that should impact on the world in which we live. This is achieved by studying the Bible on themes relevant to our times and situations and asking for God's guidance for the individual and the church. The other role of the group is to maintain a caring oversight of the other group members. We are encouraged to pray for and support those who need help as well as sharing with those who have cause to rejoice.

Cell groups embrace the above and in addition make it their aim to share the love of God with those who have not yet come to faith with the purpose of growing the group so that it can divide to form 2 groups, building God's kingdom. Members of the group are encouraged to take as active a role in the group as they feel their gifting allows. Cell groups aim to model the life of a church family on a smaller scale, usually meeting once a week.