Selly Park
Sunday services
Sunday morning and evening services, All Age services, Holy Communion, Café Church, Sermons, Music
Sunday services
Christian living
Small groups and other events to help us live and grow as Christians
Resources to help read the Bible in a year and a report on our Weekend Away in September 2011
Young people
Our two youth groups covering the age range 11-18 are led by youth worker Ellen Eagling
Our building
is used for a wide range of church, community and private events each week
Find out more about its facilities,
take a
photo tour or visit the
Building Project
archive
Worldwide connections
Our partners rescue street children in Tanzania, engage in Christian media work, combat poverty and much more
Beccy and Dan travelled to Bolivia to help with church projects there
Morning service
Our main weekly celebration is intended for families and individuals across the whole age range.
Children and young people (up to age 14) normally leave the main service after a quarter of an hour or so to join their own groups. Children of visitors are welcome to join in with these activities.
Adults stay in the main hall for the whole service. This will include praise (especially through music), a Bible reading, a talk (sermon), prayer, and maybe much more. Somehow no two services are ever the same.
Welcome to Christ Church! If you've not been to this (or any) church before we'll help you to find your way around
The morning service is just beginning. We start together in the main hall, then the children's groups spread throughout the building
All Age service
On one Sunday each month (usually the first Sunday) the activities are planned to be particularly accessible to children, who stay in throughout the service.
All Age services are meant to be just that - for all ages. Don't be surprised to see younger people at the front leading, playing music or taking part in other ways.
Evening service
Evening services are held in the more intimate surroundings of the smaller hall, which makes for a more reflective atmosphere than is possible in the morning (the absence of children may help too!). We use a range of service formats, recognising that people have different ways of responding to God.
The “Heart and Soul” evening service includes a time of extended worship
Café Church
For some topics, such as disability, church members are able to speak from personal experience. Sometimes we invite outside experts: our former MP, Lynne Jones, helped us to think about honesty in politics when the expenses scandal broke.