This church is a combined Baptist and United Reformed Church. Their style of worship, music, and…read moreservice is generally very formal. They use a set liturgy for all the services, and generally sermons are very short and from a book. The usually only use an organ for music, although sometimes other people bring in different instruments for special occasions. Dress is a mix of dressy and casual. The current pastor is a woman.

This is a really friendly church. All are very welcome. The services are varied and helpful…read more Sometimes formal and at other times much more informal with participation from children and others. The worship includes hymns from many different traditions - usually accompanied by an excellent organist. The sermons are thought provoking and challenging (and never from a book, Megan C!) Many activities take place during the week. The church is accessible for wheelchairs and there is a hearing loop. Services are at 10.45 each Sunday.

While I haven't attended a service here before, I have often admired this church building both…read morewhile riding by on the bus or walking by on a little excursion. This church is beautiful. The architecture is charming, especially compared with most of the crap surrounding it. Poor little church in such an ugly area. And it has a great little graveyard in front as well, if you like me love graveyards for some strange reason. There are some beautiful old headstones including some with Celtic crosses carved into them. Well worth a gander for the sake of the building, even if I can't say much about what goes on inside.