We have contemporary praise and worship led by our worship team and a time of Biblical teaching. We love God, encouraging one another and being inspired. Our services reflect this.

Services last approx. 1.5 hours. We start at 10.00am and finish around 11.15/30am. We serve tea and coffee before the service and after the service, so plenty of time to chat.

You will be greeted at the door by our friendly Welcome Team, who will show you where everything is, register any children you may have with you and get you a drink.

They can show you to seat (we don’t have reserved seating, so sit where you feel most comfy) and introduce to you people, and will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.

The morning service starts at 10.00am, with tea and coffee served from 9.30am, so arrive anytime between then. There will always be a welcome team member on duty, if you are running late, so don’t worry.

There is no dress code. Casual or smart, it’s up to you.

Yes plenty! We have a large car park right outside the building, which includes some accessible spaces.

Yes – there are no steps into the building, wide doors and wheelchairs can be accommodated in the main auditorium. We also have an accessible toilet.

We provide 3 groups for your children/young people, both of which are run by a wonderful DBS checked and SG trained team. 

Bridge Tots is our new children’s group for ages 2.5 to 4 years old.

Running 3 weeks out of 4, alongside the weeks that Bridge Kids run, this group will meet in Unit 2 and is led by a fantastic team of fully trained and DBS checked volunteers.

The children will be learning all about God’s love for them through Bible stories, crafts and play.

Children do need to be signed up for this group, and so if you are new to The Bridge church, then the Welcome Team will talk you through that process.

Bridge Kids (Reception – Year 5) and Relentless (Year 6-11) take place in our building across the car park on alternate weeks and you will need to sign your children and young people in before the service.

The Welcome Team can show you where to sign up and introduce you to one of our kids’ workers beforehand.

We also have a designated room in the main church building for parents to sit in with their babies and toddlers with a window into the main auditorium. 

Visitors are our guests so there’s no obligation to give anything.

However, generosity is a big part of the kind of people we want to be, and so each week there will be a time during the singing when regular attenders are invited to bring their monetary gifts to the front while we sing. Money that is given is used to help us continue to function as a church, serve our local community, as well as support various projects that serve the poor and needy across our world.