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Sunday Morning - 10.30 am Family Worship
For the whole family for the first part of the service
(which usually includes a family address). Children of all
ages are welcome.Junior Church
caters for children and young people aged from 3 years. For
the first 15-20 minutes of morning worship all ages worship
together; children and young people then move into their own
groups.
A Crèche is offered at the back of the church for babies and
children too young for junior church. Coffee is normally
served after the service for members and friends to meet and
chat.
An
All Age Service is offered on the fourth Sunday of
the month.
Communion is normally served during the morning service on the first
Sunday of each month
Bristol Korean Church (URC) - Sunday 10.30 am
All welcome in the Upper Room. Attended by Redland Park`s
large Korean congregation. View their (Korean
language) website:
http://www.bristolchurch.org/
Sunday Prayer & Praise – 6.00pm A service of singing, prayer and bible study is held on the
second and fourth Sundays of the month
Cell Church
An important facet of our church life is our cell groups.
These are informal discussion and worship groups that meet
weekly to reflect upon the week’s bible readings and explore
what it means to be God’s people. Cells meet on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday.
Parade Services
Periodically our uniformed organisations parade during
morning worship.
Baptisms, weddings, funerals
The church is committed to serving the community in which it
is set. If you would like us to help you mark a significant
occasion in your life— a wedding, a thanksgiving for the
birth of a baby, a baptism, a funeral, etc. — please contact
the minister.
United Services
Ecumenical services between local churches are held at
various points in the year. These include Tyndale Baptist
Church, Victoria Methodist Church and Redland Park United
Reformed Church.
Pastoral Visiting
Elders and members help the Minister in the pastoral care of
the church family, helped by the Pastoral Committee.
During worship we use songs and hymns from Rejoice and Sing
and Mission Praise as well as material from the Iona
community; copies of the Good News Bible are kept in the
pews.
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