From Sunday November 29 we will begin preparing ourselves for Christmas by turning our attention to Jesus in our series 'He shall be called'. Here's a little about the series:

Unlike most of us, Jesus didn’t just have one name - he was known by many. About 700 years before Jesus was born in a stable, God sent the world a message through the prophet Isaiah: A baby will be born, a king, and he will bear four very important names.
Those names brought hope then, and they still bring hope now. Join us this Christmas season as we explore what those four names tell us about the Jesus we celebrate at this time of year.

After a year where we have had to stay apart, we wanted to help people find ways to connect with others as we head towards Christmas.

So, for the 12 days leading up to Christmas, we've set out different activities to enjoy with friends, family and with God. It's a great way to share the love and blessing of Jesus with others, as we enjoy it ourselves.

You'll be able to check out our 12 Days of Christmas Calendar, register for events and start thinking about who you might connect with this Christmas season.

Celebrate the birth of Jesus with us on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day by watching our online service.

Invite friends, family or neighbours around for a meal and sit down together to enjoy beautiful carols, creative media and a special message from our Senior Pastor, Chris Danes.

You can watch the service anytime from 9am Christmas Eve, but we'd LOVE you to join us online to watch it together at 6pm on Christmas Eve or 9.30am Christmas Day.

You can do this via our Sunday Stream page, where you can view the service and 'Merry Christmas' to others in our Open House Church (via Zoom) afterwards. We believe seeing others at church for Christmas is a really important part of our celebrations, and this is a good way to make it happen in 2020.

You'll be able to access the service and the Sunday Stream via the link below.