What's On

Join us as we celebrate that Jesus is alive. Children will be in the service.

Please join us for tea and coffee after the service.

Join us for a 2 course home cooked lunch every Thursday.
We start with a thought for the day and sing a hymn together.
Many of us are retired but all ages are welcome.
We charge a small fee of £1 to cover the cost of the meal.
The meal is cooked and served by volunteers from our church .
We are very popular and sometimes we have to operate a waiting list because we just can’t fit everybody in.  Please contact the church office for more details.

Join us for a relaxed evening playing table tennis. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Bring your own bats. paddles if you have them but we do have some to share.
From April to October we meet every Thursday. From November to March we meet every Tuesday.

Our prayer team  of men and ladies meets every Friday morning in term time.
All are welcome to join them.  Please use the entrance in Cofferidge Close.

635 club is for children in school years 2 – 5 and runs fortnightly on Fridays, 6.35 – 7.35pm.
Games, face painting, craft, Bible story, dodge ball etc and LOTS of FUN. 
There is a 50p sub per child.

Our  youth club meets every other Friday .
Anyone aged 11-16 (year 6 and above) is welcome to come along  for games, a space to chill, coffee bar and a chance to meet new people.
Find us on Facebook: fb.me/SSCCYouthClub

There is not cost to attend youth club. Our coffee bar/ tuck shop  will be serving hot and cold drinks and treats for  bargain prices so please bring some pennies if you want to buy treats.

Join us for a bowl of delicious home made soup and a warm welcome.
Cost is free. Donations are appreciated.
No need to book , just come along.
We meet on the last Saturday of every month. 
Soup is served from 12.15pm. Last serving at 1.15pm
We hope to see you soon!

Open to  people living with with any form of dementia or cognitive impairment who want to be as independent as possible.  The main objective is for members to enjoy a time of relaxed social interaction. Stimulating group activities are offered to build confidence and help each other to continue to live well. 
The memory Club is not for carers. We want to attract people still living independently in the community and managing only with intermittent assistance from others.
There is a recommended donation of £1.50 per meeting .
For more information  please call or email the church office.