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We aim to advance the Christian faith, relieve poverty and advance community development. We achieve this through having church services for worship, communion, Bible learning, prayer and fellowship for all ages. We run courses which allow people to explore the Christian faith in more depth. We support local schools through chaplaincy work helping to teach Christianity as part of the RME curriculum, taking assemblies and running parenting courses. We financially and practically support those in need through the church care fund, the local foodbank, local debt centre, a homeless shelter, and international causes to help the poor. We run a Community Café without charge to make it accessible to all. We run activities throughout the week for those in the local community – a toddler’s group, children’s group, youth club, and a craft group. Community events such as family fun days, kids holiday club, youth activity week in the summer are open to all.