We are a Christian Church

We believe in one God who has revealed himself supremely through his Son, the Lord Jesus. To know God the Father, we must put our trust in his Son and his death for our sins. The chief work of God the Holy Spirit is to draw people to faith in Christ and equip his servants for works of service.

Within this, we always make sure that our meetings are accessible for people of all faiths and none. We genuinely seek to be a church for those who don’t go to church.

(Within 6 months of starting, we’ve welcomed Muslims, Hindus, Quakers and committed atheists, to name but a few we know of). We also represent many international countries among our members.

We are an Evangelical Church

We believe that the Bible is God’s word and is therefore our authority in all matters of faith and conduct. Click here for our basis of faith which expresses much of what we believe. In all our activities we seek to listen to and obey God’s word in the Bible. We also aim to proclaim the Bible’s wonderful message of salvation and forgiveness of sins through Christ to as many people as possible.

We are humble in our commitment to the truth of the Bible, and not afraid to discuss this openly with others. We have a policy of “ask what you want, say what you like, but let’s respect each other” in our meetings.

We are an Anglican Church

We stand in the tradition of the Anglican Reformers of the 16th Century, affirming with them the great truths which were rediscovered at the time of the Reformation, such as the sovereignty of God in salvation, justification by faith alone, and salvation in Christ alone. Click here to see the 39 Articles of the Church of England. All Christians from any denomination are warmly welcome. We unite in Christ and not under any one denominational banner.