New to Church?
Welcome! Whether you've just moved to the area, or have lived here all your life, we hope our website helps you to find out everything you want to know about our Church.
Key information about the church...
Where & when does the church meet?
Our Church meets every Sunday at 10:30am for our Sunday Service. Aim to arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you get a parking spot and seat in time for the service to start.
We meet at:
North Cambridge Academy
Cambridge
You can see a map on our contact us page.
What should I expect when I visit the church?
You will receive a very warm welcome particularly from our Welcome Team who will be able to answer your questions and direct you to where you need to go. The first half of the service involves an all-age talk, singing, prayer, and bible readings. After the notices the children will go to their groups (see below) whilst for the adults and teens there will be a sermon followed by a time of response (singing/prayer).
Tea, coffee, and biscuits are served after the service where there is plenty of time to meet new people and ask more questions.
What happens to the kids at church?
We join as a whole church, children, and adults together, to worship God during the first part of our Sunday service. After about 30 minutes, we have a short break during which children go to their own classes while adults stay in the main hall to hear the sermon. We provide a supervised crèche for babies and toddlers, and engaging age-appropriate groups for other children up to the age of 13 during the sermon on a Sunday morning.
*We are currently asking that anyone with COVID symptoms not to attend the service, unless they have a negative lateral flow test result.
Is there a dress code?
No! Please just be yourself and come dressed in your 'normal' clothes.
Will I have to join in?
Not at all! You are free to simply observe or participate as much as feels comfortable for you.
Affiliations:
The Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches is a national network of churches united around the gospel and sharing values. It enables independent churches to access some of the services a denomination normally provides, to hold each other faithful to the gospel we proclaim, and to work together on gospel initiatives and training up gospel workers.
Acts 29 is a worldwide movement of Reformed church-planting churches, with a particular focus on assessing and mentoring church planters to go and plant culturally relevant churches.
The East Anglia Gospel Partnership is a network of evangelical churches from different denominations who work together to reach East Anglia with the good news of Jesus.
I have more questions, how can I get in touch and ask them.
Please feel free to contact us.