We do not believe that there is a 'right' way of worshipping God:

• Jacob heaped up a pile of stones and poured oil on them;
• Moses roasted a sheep and ate it with his family and neighbours;
• King David wrote spiritual songs, and sacrificed bulls on a neighbour's farm;
• King Solomon did the same in a magnificent Temple;
• Jesus read the scriptures and discussed their meaning in a purpose-built synagogue;
• St Peter gathered Christians for regular communal meals in people's homes;
• St Paul encouraged them to sing together and tell one another about God.

We purposefully offer a wide variety of worship styles so you can worship God in a way that suits your needs.

As a general rule, our Sundays begin with formal and traditional worship. As the morning progresses the style and content gradually become more informal and contemporary.