The CU is a mission team seeking: 'To give everyone at Bath University the opportunity to hear and respond to the good news of Jesus Christ.'
We are certainly not a church and cannot begin to offer some of the great things being part of a Church brings. We believe it is so important for all our members to be regularly attending a church for a number of reasons:
We are certainly not a church and cannot begin to offer some of the great things being part of a Church brings. We believe it is so important for all our members to be regularly attending a church for a number of reasons:
- The CU is constantly changing and you will only be a member for a few years, churches have a long term vision forming a stable setting for your growth as a Christian at University.
- The CU is run by students doing full time degrees, churches have full time staff willing and able to teach and offer you the support you will need.
- The CU is exclusively for students whereas churches are formed of people from all ages and backgrounds allowing you to be a member of a truly diverse family.
- The bible assumes that we will be in a local church (Hebrews 13:7)
Your decision at this point is very important because it will strongly impact these next three/four/five key years in your life and affect your growth as a Christian. So pray hard and think hard! Try not to just tag along with the person next to you in a queue or at breakfast ─ they might not be going to the church that will be best for you! Take a few weeks to decide.
All Christian churches claim to be about the same things but will make some fairly distinctive choices. These will be reflected in the amount of emphasis and time given in their gatherings to the following:
The other notable difference in churches is their size. How do you think you will benefit in being in a smaller church as opposed to a bigger church, and of course, vice-versa? Ask the CU members belonging to each church you visit what it looks like for them to belong to that church. How many people do they know/know them? Who organises what for them? How are they helped to relate the Bible teaching, songs and prayers to their everyday living? What other things do they benefit from? Ask lots of questions and pray!
All Christian churches claim to be about the same things but will make some fairly distinctive choices. These will be reflected in the amount of emphasis and time given in their gatherings to the following:
- Bible teaching
- Prayer
- Sung worship
- The Lord’s Supper
- Gospel outreach
The other notable difference in churches is their size. How do you think you will benefit in being in a smaller church as opposed to a bigger church, and of course, vice-versa? Ask the CU members belonging to each church you visit what it looks like for them to belong to that church. How many people do they know/know them? Who organises what for them? How are they helped to relate the Bible teaching, songs and prayers to their everyday living? What other things do they benefit from? Ask lots of questions and pray!
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Ascension Church Oldfield Park
Ascension is an amazingly welcoming (middle size) Church in the heart of Oldfield Park student land. We are deeply committed to and very involved with our local community, with much prayer and pressing forward as we seek the Lord’s help to connect to different generations. The main morning service is usually at 10.30 am where all ages share together, with a musical mix from Hillsong to Wesley, usually led in harmony by our excellent choir (new musicians). People find our teaching deeply thoughtful, practical and inspiring in following Christ. Small groups meet in the week and past students both UK and international have found good friendship, support and direction here. Claude Avenue, Oldfield Park, BA2 1AG www.ascensionbath.org.uk Contact: 01225 405354 or office@ascensionbath.org.uk |
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Life Church Bath
Life Church Bath was established by students 50 years ago and continues to be passionate about encountering God's presence through worship, inspirational teaching and authentic relationship to bring cultural change to our city and nation. Every believer is a minister in the Kingdom of God. Life Church Bath meets on a Sunday morning when we gather from 10am for a 10.30am meeting start. Midweek, there is an opportunity to gather as ICONIC, a student and young adult oriented Life Group that focuses on how to Imitate Christ and Influence Culture as well as more in depth discussion on relevant biblical topics. Sunday Services are streamed online and can be found on the Life Church Bath youtube or through our website: https://lifechurchbath.online.church/ Life Church Bath meets in The Forum, St. James Parade, BA1 1UG. More details can be found at www.lifechurchbath.com Contact: connect@lifechurchbath.com Student Contact: Daniel Pambakian- dp698@bath.ac.uk “ I chose to go to Life Church Bath because it is full of people on fire for meeting and pursuing Jesus. I particularly love the spirit-led worship where there is always space left for encounter. Our student group, ICONIC, is fun, welcoming, and such a safe space to grow more in our individual relationships with God - you will so often leave feeling challenged and encouraged! " |
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Emmanuel Bath
Emmanuel Bath is a church with two central desires: to hear God speak through his Word, the Bible, and for that word to shape everything we are and do. We think that sitting under faithful and relevant Bible teaching is really exciting - and that is what we would love to provide to students in Bath. The primary place for this is our Sunday meetings at 10:30am and 5:30pm, where we listen to the Bible preached to us book by book and respond in singing and prayer. As we sit under God's Word it shapes us as individuals and as a church together. We also have lunch together as a church most Sundays to which all are welcome. Many of the church family spend the whole day together so we get to know each other very well. Emmanuel is a church family where you will be known and cared for, and you will soon know everyone else too. Being a student is such a unique and exciting time and for students we supplement what we do on Sundays with our weekly Student Bible Study group (SBS) and 1-2-1 Bible studies with older Christians. So if you want to find a local church where you can grow and serve, come and give us a try. St Gregory's College, Combe Hay Lane, Bath, BA2 8PA www.emmanuelbath.org 10:30am & 5:30pm Contact: Tom Underhill, tom@auctor.co.uk Student Contact: Simon Gregory - spg35@bath.ac.uk "What I love about Emmanuel is the emphasis on biblically sound teaching and genuine deep fellowship. What made Emmanuel stand out most was that from the very first day I was treated like a friend and a part of the Emmanuel church family." |
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Sound Church
We love students here at Sound Church and as a church, we want people to find life, healing and freedom. Following Jesus is life transforming, purpose giving and His church is the hope of the world. A community of faith, hope and love in Bath, influencing and resourcing far beyond. Freshers lunches – There’s nothing better than free food & getting to know new people. We have student lunches after our morning service every week until late November, so come along, grab some food & get to know other students, group leaders & team! Midweek Groups – When you find the right group, it changes everything about Church! Groups become something you can’t wait for & an evening you don’t want to miss. It’s where you get looked after, discipled together and we want to do whatever we can to help you find a group within church that is the fit for you. Student events – Events are just an excuse to have a good time! We have a student team that plans the events & we have a load in store this semester. First semester is all about getting to know each other and getting to know the Church! Come along. Transport – We have a free shuttle that runs every Sunday from Uni of Bath Campus - just sign up in the week via our website to save your place (email if you have any problems, questions). Sunday services are at 10.30am (Subject to change in term-time - check the website)
Venue: Freedom Auditorium (behind Freedom House next to McDonalds) Lower Bristol Road, Bath, BA2 1EP |
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HTCD (Holy Trinity Combe Down)
We are a vibrant Word & Spirit church family based across the City of Bath. Our passion is to see people and communities transformed by Jesus, and we love to welcome new people! Through clear Bible teaching, worship and ministry led by the Holy Spirit, we want to grow in faith and become more like Jesus. We have a passion for students and the raising up of young leaders! We believe that Jesus is the Hope of the World and our desire is to serve God in our community and bring others to know Him too. Our student ministry includes weekly small groups and socials, student lunches after church, spiritual mentoring and fun weekends away. If you are interested in finding out more, please visit our website and get in touch. We’d love to hear from you! Sunday Service: 10:30am Location: HTCD, Church Road, Combe Down, Bath, BA2 5JJ Contact: students@htcd.church (Charlotte & Ben Dawes) Website: htcd.church Student contact: Daniel Halliday – drh37@bath.ac.uk “I love HTCD for three main reasons: (1) Teaching. HTCD is a church that is committed to delivering teaching that is grounded in the Bible. The teaching both challenges and encourages, helping me to grow in my faith. (2) Worship and Ministry. Worship and ministry are key parts of a service at HTCD. They are led by the Holy Spirit and offer time to meet with God. (3) Community. Since first attending a service at HTCD I have always felt incredibly welcome. There is a strong sense of belonging to a Christian family who always support and look out for one another.” |
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Oldfield Park Baptist Church
If you're looking for a church that spans the generations and has a warm-hearted family feel with a Christ-centred core, that's what you'll find at OPBC. We love gathering for worship on a Sunday morning. This always includes time to centre our thoughts and praises on God in song and prayer, time to ask Jesus to make known his grace and truth in our world and our own lives, and time to open up the Bible to explore and apply God's wisdom and truth to our lives. When we meet, all ages worship together for a while and then the kids leave for their own activities where the input is well-tailored for their age group. We love hanging out together for extended times after worship over refreshments and often to share lunch. When the academic year kickstarts, members of the church family are geared up to offer hospitality to students in their homes. The connections made then have often resulted in long-term friendships and have paved the way for those students to make OPBC their spiritual home; a community where they can grow in faith and exercise their gifts in serving others. In recent times we've been excited to welcome new people of different ages and nationalities. Why not come along and join us too? We'd love to get to know you and walk alongside you in worshipping and serving Jesus together. Sunday Service @ 10:30am The Triangle, Oldfield Park, Bath, BA2 3LF www.oldfieldparkbaptist.org.uk Contact: Mark Cooke (Minister) m.s.cooke@btinternet.com 01225 462737 |
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St Bart’s Church
An Anglican (Church of England) church in Bath St Bart's is a vibrant Evangelical Anglican church in Bath with two locations, where you’ll find people of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds, committed to learning from the Bible, seeking to love and serve Jesus Christ. Whatever your age or life story, and wherever you’re coming from, they’d love to meet you. What you’ll find when you arrive is a group of genuine people trying to follow God in a wholehearted and uncomplicated way.
Service details
Bus routes from town: U1, 4, 8, 41 Bus routes from the University: U1, U2 Other information The main group for students is Focus, meeting on Tuesdays at 7.30pm. It consists of coffee and cake, small group Bible study, a short talk on living for Jesus and time to pray for each other. There are opportunities for students to be involved in helping with children and youth groups, music, hospitality and a range of other ministries. The church provides 1-to-1 mentoring for students who would like it. They also run two residential trips for students during the academic year. Enquiries: Jenny Singh - administrator@stbartsbath.org / 01225427428 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awq7c_3_myQ |
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St Matt's
We are a relatively new Anglican church with an evening service most weeks and a morning service on the 4th Sunday of the month. This church was planted in a parish at the heart of the city and we have a strong vision to build and establish community and reach out with God’s love to our community and city. We want to be a dynamic and vibrant church, seeking to be a blessing to the city of Bath and beyond, with a 3 fold perspective: Upward (Radical worship of God), Inward (Discipleship and community life), and Outward (mission focused towards friends, family, our community , the city and beyond). Our services are informal in the style of ‘New Wine’.. We have midweek Life Hubs and there all sorts of other opportunities to get involved in church life. We long to build an authentic missional community; fully releasing ministers, leaders, preachers and witnesses, whilst experiencing God’s transforming power in our lives together. St Matthew’s Church, Bottom of Widcombe Hill, BA2 6AA www.widcombe.church Services: Evening 4.30pm café, 5pm service 4th Sunday 10.30am service Contact: info@widcombe.church Student contact: Zara Layton – zaralayton@yahoo.co.uk “I love the community at St Matts. We always say that we don't just want to do church... we want to be church. You have a great opportunity to get to know the church family and grow in faith at the weekly lifehubs and monthly pastorates. The lifehubs don't solely consist of students so you get a fuller experience of the Bath community, but we also have a wonderful and close knit student community too! We also love worship and really take time to allow the Spirit to move. (The 5pm services also mean that you can sleep in!)” |
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St Nicholas Bathampton
We are a small church close to campus with an expository Bible teaching ministry. We are not a “student church” - we have only had one or two in recent years - but we have growing numbers of younger people and would love to welcome you if you are a student, and you might prefer a more family-oriented church where you won’t get lost in the crowd. A couple of recent graduates are especially looking out for students to welcome and support. You would get some lunch invitations in “normal homes” after 10.45 church on Sundays. There may be opportunities to serve in church helping with the young people, although we mainly want to support you in your Christian life and witness for Jesus amongst fellow-students, or in your exploration of the Christian Faith if you’re curious but not yet committed. When we start meeting again after Lockdown, you’ll find it's a 15 minute walk down the hill from campus across the golf course (stick to the Bridleway for the most direct route), and we’ll offer you a lift back. But for now all our services are livestreamed on YouTube with Zoom Virtual Coffee following on. St Nicholas Bathampton, Church Close, Bathampton BA2 6TU 10:45am every Sunday www.stnicholasbathampton.org.uk Contact: Jonty Frith - rector@stnicholasbathampton.org.uk |
Philip Halling [CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], Via Geograph
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St Mary’s Claverton
This is a very small traditional village parish church that shares a minister with St Nicholas Bathampton. Bath University campus lies within Claverton parish. St Mary’s not hard to find: down the hill past the Cats and Dogs and American Museum, turn left through the village just before the A36 and you should spot it up a steep path. You will probably be the youngest there at 9am on a Sunday but the thoughtful congregation of about 15 will be delighted if you join us and will give you a warm welcome. We are currently meeting again every Sunday and like all churches at present, with face coverings, good hand hygiene, spaced 2m apart, and no congregational singing. St Mary's Claverton, Claverton Village, Bath BA2 7BG 9am every Sunday www.stmarysclaverton.org.uk Contact: Jonty Frith rector@stmarysclaverton.org.uk |
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St Michaels Twerton
This is a charismatic evangelical church on the West Side of Bath. We seek to love God, love one another and to love our neighbourhood with an authentic love which is communicated both with our words and by our actions. Whilst there is a lot that we could and do offer students, including lunches and gatherings, the greatest thing that St Michael’s can offer you is an opportunity to make a tangible and significant impact for the sake of the Kingdom of God. Life Groups offer the opportunity for the community to meet in smaller scattered settings to pray, worship and explore God’s Word and its application for our lives. On Sundays we have a 10.30am gathering to which a diverse cross-section of Bath is welcomed. There is a strong family feel with people of all ages and stages in attendance. We place a high priority on sung worship, on teaching from the Word of God and on praying with one another in the power of the Holy Spirit. We encourage every member to come, to pray, and to serve. WE LOVE STUDENTS. You would be so welcome at St Michael’s. 10.30am every Sunday. #5 bus from town to Twerton. www.stmichaelstwerton.com If you want to know more or just fancy a coffee, contact office@stmichaelstwerton.com Student contact: Mirren Derby – mirren2000@gmail.com “I love St Michaels because everyone is always welcome to join our family." |
Keith Daulby
[CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
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St Thomas a Becket
The church community at St Thomas a Becket, Widcombe is traditional in its worship and open in its outlook. We value a traditional liturgy for its time - honoured beauty and it’s reverence, which we find uplifting in mind and spirit. We are strengthened by a sense of Christian continuity, remembering those who have worshipped on this spot for many hundreds of years. We offer a quiet, safe place to encounter God, where everyone has space and time to think- and hear the ‘still small voice of calm’. We are an attentive and thoughtful congregation, open to a range of ideas and scholarship. We like to be challenged, both intellectually and spiritually, appreciating authentic and heartfelt interpretations of scripture. We meet every week in Life Hubs. We work through what it means to be community; to learn more about God, to pray, to worship, laugh and live. Real people living out real faith, in a real world, together. St Thomas a Becket Church, Church Street Bath BA2 6AZ www.widcombe.church Services : 8am & 10.30am Contact: info@widcombe.church |
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Cornerstone Bath
‘The stone that the builders have rejected has become the Cornerstone’ Cornerstone is a church plant which started in Feb 2022. You may have heard of the Newday youth festival, part of the Newfrontiers family of churches? Cornerstone belongs to the collection of churches that helps to run Newday. We have a group from Cornerstone that meets on campus each week – a mix of students, post grads etc. who all work/live on campus. You’d be very welcome to join us to connect and hang out, pray, eat together and feel supported. Get in touch and we’ll tell you when we are next hanging out together. We love the Bible and so submit to what it teaches and preach it with all our hearts. Men, we particularly want you to know you are welcome! We know the church is losing men quicker than any other group. We want to rediscover God’s great vision for men and women. We celebrate godly masculinity and femininity and we’re not embarrassed to say so. We believe Jesus calls men to live lives of great purpose and mission for His kingdom. We want to see women flourish, to be pillars of strength, empowered by God, feminine and secure in their identity as daughters of God. We would love you to join our church plant, let’s pioneer together and discover all that God wants to do! Church contacts: https://www.cornerstonebath.co.uk / https://www.facebook.com/cornerstonechurchbath Malc and Megs: malcolm@cornerstonebath.co.uk Student contact: Olivia - os535@bath.ac.uk and Josh - jb3325@bath.ac.uk |
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Vineyard Bath
Vineyard Bath is one church meeting across three communities. We meet in Combe Down on Sunday mornings, in the City Centre (launched Oct '19) on Sunday evenings, and are in the process of launching a third community in the Somer Valley area. Our passion is to see our students become a community committed to following Jesus, seeking his transformation in our lives, in the lives of our friends and in our universities, by the power of the Holy Spirit. We currently have a student community of around 50 students. Our student small groups are at the heart of this, meeting every week throughout the term across the city centre, Oldfield Park and on campus. They seek to encourage and inspire one another to get to know Jesus better and go on the journey of being a courageous community who have an impact on our city and campus. We want to be introducing our friends to Jesus, inviting people into the journey of faith, and getting out and "doing the stuff" together! We also meet all together a number of times each term for worship, teaching and ministry, as well as our fun weekend away! Please get in touch with us or check our social media/website to hear what we're doing throughout Covid-19 and for updates regarding online meetings. The Hub, Mulberry Park, Combe Down, BA2 5BU 10:00am Green Park Brasserie - Upstairs Function Room, BA1 1JB 6:00pm (Starting October 6th) www.vineyardbath.co.uk Facebook group: Vineyard Bath Students Instagram: @Vineyardbath Church Contact: Andy Wardrope - andy.n.wardrope@gmail.com Student contact: Rosie Aston - ra880@bath.ac.uk "It’s so hard to explain in a few sentences how much I have loved being a part of Vineyard Bath this year! Vineyard is a church where you will be known, as both the City Centre, and Mulbery Park communities are relatively small and intimate. The worship is incredible, as is the student ministry. I have also loved being part of an amazing small group where I have grown so much closer to Jesus and to the other students!" |
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Grace Church Bath
Grace Church Bath is a new C of E evangelical church which launched a couple of years ago. Our vision for Grace Church was to make church available to everyone, particularly to those who found Sunday mornings a barrier, which is why we meet at 4pm on Sunday afternoons. Welcoming those who visit and attend Grace Church is a huge priority to us and we would love to welcome students from the universities in Bath to join us. We are passionate about working to connect with people across Bath and beyond. We want to introduce Jesus to people who don’t yet know Him, and make better disciples of those who do. The Bible is what guides and shapes the kind of church that we are and what we do and we strongly believe that church should be a family with a genuine sense of belonging. We feel this is the greatest thing Grace Church can offer students, especially when family may feel far away whilst at University. We have a growing congregation of 70+ which is formed of people from all ages and stages, all serving and being served with each individual’s gifts. We also encourage everyone to get involved in midweek home groups to develop relationships and to further explore God’s word and how it applies to our lives. Students, you are so welcome to come and visit us at Grace Church Bath! - 4PM every Sunday afternoon - Pick up and drop off services from Bath University campus and further afield. St John’s Church, Lower Weston, Bath, BA1 3DD Check out our Instagram and Facebook pages and our website for updates: www.gracechurchbath.org Church contact: Bertie & Bethany Kennedy – bertie@kennedy.org.uk Admin contact: Gill Jordan - admin@gracechurchbath.org |
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Widcombe Baptist Church
“Hello & welcome to Bath! Widcombe is just down the hill from the university on the edge of the town centre and is known for our distinctive roof which has Bible verses painted on it. We believe that we were made for the deepest and most satisfying of relationships – one with our creator, who speaks to us through his Word and gifts us His Spirit to enable us to draw close to Him and grow more like Him day by day. We look to press the gospel into the reality and challenges of life – knowing Jesus should make real and tangible differences. As our faith is strengthened we look to share the good news of Jesus with others, whether in the community God has placed us in or with those he has placed around us in everyday lives – God will give you unique opportunities to share your faith too and we would hope to support you in this during your time in Bath! Over the years we have been so blessed to have lots of students join our church family and get involved in the life of the church in many different ways. We run a growth group specifically for students after the morning service called Grounded where we have lunch and then a seminar, interactively exploring God’s Word together to really root it down into our lives. We organise one-2-ones with our ministry trainees and other members of the fellowship which are a great opportunity to grow alongside someone who is further along in the Christian journey. We also have a student weekend away in the ISB – so there’s plenty to get stuck into! We hope if you join us you will very much feel part of the church family.” Pultney Road (At the bottom of Widcombe Hill), BA2 4JR www.widcombebaptistchurch.org 10:30am and 6:30pm Contact: Office@Widcombe.org Student contact: Anne Evans ae577@bath.ac.uk “Widcombe Baptist Church is a short walk down the hill from campus, and is a fantastic church for fellowship, worship and preaching. I find that the preaching is both encouraging and challenging, with a focus on unpacking the Bible and its application to daily life. They also offer a student lunch and bible study every Sunday, and the Student Weekend Away once a year, so you get to know the other students well. I've loved my time there so far!” |
Bath Elim Church
Bath Elim Church has been serving the city for over 90 years and for the last 60 or so years we have been based in our current city centre building.
We are made up of some 15 nationalities, spread across a whole range of ages from newborns right through to our oldest member who is well into their 90s! We seek to live an authentic life that pursues God and demonstrates the reality of that life to those around us.
You will be assured of a warm welcome and a place to connect, serve and grow throughout your time here in the beautiful city of Bath.
Bath Elim Church meet in person at 10:30 every Sunday at our building on Charlotte Street BA1 2ND (1 minute walk from Queen Square)
More details can be found on our website www.bathelim.org
Contact: kenny@elimbath.org
We also livestream our Sunday services to YouTube (link found below)
Student Contact: Keziah Brombley – keziah.brombley@bath.edu
"When I started going to Bath Elim, I immediately felt welcomed by my very friendly and hospitable brothers and sisters in Christ. Being part of the family includes serving in the church, which I was encouraged to do from the start. There are many ways you can choose to get involved, but it’s not about doing everything perfectly. It’s about being authentic in our relationship with God and being rooted in the Word of God, an emphasis which permeates everything from serving to doing community, from worship to the teaching."
https://www.facebook.com/ElimBath
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv1p2tv9W2E-sxewPJcu0HQ/featured
Bath Elim Church has been serving the city for over 90 years and for the last 60 or so years we have been based in our current city centre building.
We are made up of some 15 nationalities, spread across a whole range of ages from newborns right through to our oldest member who is well into their 90s! We seek to live an authentic life that pursues God and demonstrates the reality of that life to those around us.
You will be assured of a warm welcome and a place to connect, serve and grow throughout your time here in the beautiful city of Bath.
Bath Elim Church meet in person at 10:30 every Sunday at our building on Charlotte Street BA1 2ND (1 minute walk from Queen Square)
More details can be found on our website www.bathelim.org
Contact: kenny@elimbath.org
We also livestream our Sunday services to YouTube (link found below)
Student Contact: Keziah Brombley – keziah.brombley@bath.edu
"When I started going to Bath Elim, I immediately felt welcomed by my very friendly and hospitable brothers and sisters in Christ. Being part of the family includes serving in the church, which I was encouraged to do from the start. There are many ways you can choose to get involved, but it’s not about doing everything perfectly. It’s about being authentic in our relationship with God and being rooted in the Word of God, an emphasis which permeates everything from serving to doing community, from worship to the teaching."
https://www.facebook.com/ElimBath
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv1p2tv9W2E-sxewPJcu0HQ/featured
Weston All Saints
We are a lively, friendly, Anglican Church on the edge of Bath. We are a community of people growing together in following Jesus. We are committed to growing and being transformed by him through God’s Holy Spirit, going into our communities and lovingly sharing Jesus in actions and words.
On a Sunday we have a traditional service at 9am and an informal service at 11am. Post pandemic lockdowns, we have recently restarted our 6.30pm evening service which is very informal and youth-friendly. This is currently running fortnightly. We have many thriving mid- week homegroups.
We are committed to working alongside and in our local community of Weston. We have outreach projects supporting the needs of those around us.
We have plenty of opportunities to get involved in all areas of church life and would love to welcome you to worship with us. If getting to us is a problem, then please do make contact so that we can help you with transport.
Website: www.allsaintsonline.org.uk
CHURCH STREET, WESTON, BATH, BA1 4BU
Church office: office@allsaintsweston.org.uk
Contact: Sarah Gleave 07443 587843 sarahgleave2002@hotmail.com
We are a lively, friendly, Anglican Church on the edge of Bath. We are a community of people growing together in following Jesus. We are committed to growing and being transformed by him through God’s Holy Spirit, going into our communities and lovingly sharing Jesus in actions and words.
On a Sunday we have a traditional service at 9am and an informal service at 11am. Post pandemic lockdowns, we have recently restarted our 6.30pm evening service which is very informal and youth-friendly. This is currently running fortnightly. We have many thriving mid- week homegroups.
We are committed to working alongside and in our local community of Weston. We have outreach projects supporting the needs of those around us.
We have plenty of opportunities to get involved in all areas of church life and would love to welcome you to worship with us. If getting to us is a problem, then please do make contact so that we can help you with transport.
Website: www.allsaintsonline.org.uk
CHURCH STREET, WESTON, BATH, BA1 4BU
Church office: office@allsaintsweston.org.uk
Contact: Sarah Gleave 07443 587843 sarahgleave2002@hotmail.com
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Christ Church, Julian Road
Christ Church is a liberal and inclusive community associated with the Church of England. We offer a warm welcome to people of faith and doubt, and we celebrate our diversity as beloved children of God. Students are welcome at our beautiful 10am sung Sunday morning Eucharist led by our choir (open to all to join) - with excellent fellowship and hospitality afterwards. We have a fortnightly Thursday evening Bible study group, an informal fellowship group and a monthly Sunday evening Celtic reflective service. We also run a community cafe each Friday where all are welcome to join us in serving our local community. Come and join our Christ Church Family where we will enjoy walking with you in your New Adventure. We will be there to listen, chat, feed, have fun, and support you during your time in Bath. Where to find us: Julian Road, Bath BA1 2TW Website: https://www.christchurchbath.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christchurchbath Church Contact: Kara Maylor - kara.maylor@btinternet.com – 07748 614613 Student contact: Carol Hussey – clh94@bath.ac.uk ‘I love Christ Church because I can be honest about how I am feeling and what I am thinking. It is a prayerful place where we come from different walks of life and listen and accept everyone. I really enjoy Bible study because it challenges me to look at God’s word in new ways. There are so different opportunities to get involved from Bell ringing to Choir to Eco group, the list goes on. We also have the best cake in Bath – bold claim, I know.’ |
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