Sunday Worship
We are an enthusiastic church and our Sunday meetings have a contemporary feel, with mostly modern music. We seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit when planning the service.
The weekly Sunday morning service starts at 10:45 and finishes around 12:00 noon. During this time we pray, sing and listen to a talk which lasts about 30 minutes.
There is a pre-church prayer meeting from 10:00-10:30 in the lounge. All are welcome to join for as long or as little time as they are able.
Bible teaching is always a key ingredient of our meetings together and we also provide children’s and youth programmes to run alongside those for adults.
We welcome everyone from those who have been to church all their lives to those who are just interested in discovering what the Christian faith holds.
Joining Us Online
We broadcast our services live, via Zoom, as an alternative for those who prefer to join us online. Please join the meeting from 10:35am each Sunday.
At the beginning and end of the service there will be a chance to chat with the other Zoom participants, although you will be muted during the service itself.
Please email longbuckbybaptist@gmail.com for details of the Zoom meeting.
Once an audio recording of the sermon is available, you'll find a link to it on the church website at https://longbuckbybaptist.org.uk/Media/AllMedia.aspx
Holy Communion
We celebrate communion on the first Sunday of each month. At the end of the service, we remain in our seats and are served with bread, which we eat as we receive it. This is followed by individual cups of non-alcoholic wine, which we hold onto until everyone is ready to drink together.
Prayer Space
If you would like someone to pray for you after the service, please head to the prayer space at the front of the Church to speak with our Prayer Ministry Team.
For more information on our Sunday services, please click on one of the links below.
During the Sunday morning service we hold groups for children aged 5-13. |
link to video recording of sermon |
How to find us and what to expect. |
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click here for more photographs from our Sunday morning services.