Why a Church website?

this website has 3 main purposes:   1. To glorify God 2. To serve the church 3. To spread the gospel

if it manages to achieve just one we'll be happy!

 

click here to read our vision.

 

We would like this site to really serve you. Perhaps you'd like to make it your home page.

Let us know any links you use on a regular basis and we can consider adding them on the links page.

 

We provide new meditations on a daily basis on the front page of the site. Hopefully this will keep it interesting and useful for you.

We also seek to add each Sunday's message onto the site in text format - these can be found through the sitemap (under construction) or through the teaching section.

 

So what do you think?

 

Please let us know your thoughts if:

 

- You have any concerns about any element of the teaching on this site.

 

- You would like to see some new links added.
- You notice any spelling or grammar errors
- You want anything added to the `events` section.
- You would like to see teaching on any particular subjects included.

 

Whatever your thoughts then let us know. The only thing I would ask you to bear in mind is that this site is very new - and that many of the features will take a little time to develop and implement.

Please send any feedback and we'll do our best to assist.

 

Click here to send feedback.

 

What can I do to help the Church Website?

 

There are lots of things you can do to help with the website. Consider some of the following:

 

- Please pray for this site.
- Sign in on the guestbook!
- Send any photos to Stephen Roberts to include on the site.
- Make it your home page.
- Come along to a web day and volunteer to assist with a particular web page.
- Work as an editor to proof read pages.
- Recommend the site to friends.

 

Most important though is to pray for the site that it will give God glory and assist in building His kingdom.

 

The design team would like to proudly display the following icons, which show we've taken the time to ensure this website is W3C compliant. (This means the code is all correct and so ensures the website works for everyone!)