Home Groups

'The View' started in 2015 with just 4 people, and has now grown to at least 8 people coming along each week! We have been studying various subjects, including the life of King David, the 'Fruits of the Spirit', and the challenges faced by Moses.

Each week, one of us brings a song to share at the beginning of the evening. After studying the Bible together, we then have a time of chatting and sharing, and to pray as the Spirit leads us. Although we have specific themes for study and discussion, we also support and pray for each other. Everyone knows that they can share their troubles at 'The View' in complete confidentiality.

We meet every week at Doug and Jenny's beautiful home, coming together to grow in our spiritual life. This is achieved not only by learning together from the Bible and using Study Guides, informative videos, etc., but also by socialising, laughing, crying and praying together. We would love to welcome new members, so why not pop in for a visit?!

We meet every week, beginning with tea, coffee and fellowship for the first half-hour. We open in prayer at 11.00am, then we read a passage from the Bible, followed by an interactive discussion with questions and answers.

Everyone is a valuable member, and their thoughts and opinions count. If you just wish to sit and listen, that's OK too, as there is no pressure on anyone. We stop the study around 12.10pm and spend the final 20 minutes or so in prayer.

The Men's Group meet in the Lower Church Hall on Thursday Evenings. We start with a short time of fellowship over tea and coffee, then study and discuss a specific section from the Bible, and finish our time in prayer, usually concluding at 9.00pm.

This group was formed to give men an opportunity to meet together, study and discuss the Bible, plus other issues relevant to them and their Christian journey. All men are very welcome to come along to our lively discussions.

Mothers' Prayers was started in 1995 by two grandmothers who felt led to pray in a special way for their children. Mothers, grandmothers and carers meet to bring the children they love before God in prayer.