Do you consider yourself an evangelist? Didn’t think so. Sadly our ideas of what it takes to be an evangelist are coloured by some less than ideal role models from over the years. However as we will discover this Sunday, inviting others to follow Jesus needn’t be high-pressure, manipulative or scary. 

Join us as we explore the question: Am I good enough?

Join us as we hear about ordering our allegiances in 2023.

We would love to have you with us on Christmas morning at 9am as we celebrate the birth of Christ together. We will hear from one of the unsung heroes of that famous story as Joseph gives us his moving account of those fearful, yet wondrous days. 

When angels appeared to shepherds outside Bethlehem announcing the birth of Christ, they communicated two earth-shattering truths - the glorification of God and his provision of peace upon those who receive him. Join us this Sunday at 10am either in-person or online to find out more.     

Join us this Sunday for our Kids' Church Christmas production, ‘Come to the Manger’. There will be the opportunity for everyone to dress-up and get involved in the service, so come ready to play your part in re-telling this most amazing of stories. 

The prophet Isaiah lived in ominous and uncertain times for his country. Yet God gave him a vision of hope - a prophecy about new-life springing forth from the unlikeliest of places that will transform the earth. Join us this Sunday at 10am to hear more about this life-giving hope we have at Christmas. 

When teaching his followers about his return, Jesus pointed to the days of Noah and the flood in warning them to 'be ready' and 'keep watch’. Join us this Sunday as we consider how we can remain watchful and ready for his coming ‘like a thief' at an hour we do not expect.  

There are many examples of 'famous last words’ throughout history, but perhaps none are as significant as those spoken from the cross by the two criminals crucified alongside Jesus, and by Jesus himself. Join us this Sunday to find out more.  

When his disciples commented on the magnificence of the temple, Jesus ominously tells them that it will be thrown down, with not one stone left on top of another. Join us this Sunday as we ask what strongholds we erroneously set up in our lives still today, and how we can find genuine permanency and life.