An essential part of church life is building relationships with other members of the church. The various groupings below often provide us with our first line support of pastoral care and personal support. They meet for a variety of reasons including prayer, fellowship, building friendships and much more.

We have a variety of small groups of people meeting at various times during the week.

Here are some examples

Cell Groups

We have several cells meeting on different nights of the week in homes around the area. People gather together in a home to share with one another, worship God, pray and study the bible. Each cell is unique and has it’s own D.N.A.

If you want to know more about these groups please contact Phil Cook.

Praying Wives

Some of the women in the church meet together in small groups to pray for their husbands, families and personal needs. These groups may meet in the day time or in the evenings, again in each others homes.

If you want to know more about this group please contact Rachael
Morse-Brown.

Men’s Breakfasts

On the last Saturday in each month from 8.30 to 10.30am, some of the men in our church meet at the church centre for breakfast followed by a short time of worship and an inspirational talk.

If you want to know more about these Breakfasts contact Pete Conroy.

Prayer Groups

Wednesday Morning Prayer Group — Every Wednesday a group of people join together in the centre to pray for specific needs of individuals, situations concerning church life and much more.

Prayer Triplets — Several people in the church have formed prayer triplets to pray for each other on a regular basis. This has developed as individuals feel the need.

We want to encourage everyone to be a part of a relational group or ministry in the church