Our vision is for the communities of Stroud District and beyond to experience the unconditional love of Jesus.
We believe church should be in the community and for the community
We believe that church is people, not a building or a Sunday service, so whilst we meet together on Sunday morning, we think church should be about getting actively involved in our communities too
We have a strong commitment to Stroud and a large proportion of us are involved with the many social concern and inter-church projects in the Stroud area.
We might be meeting as a digital church by Zoom, but you can still see both our talks and the worship music we use each week by visiting our YouTube and Facebook pages. Please click on the links at the top of this home page and engage with us in the digital world.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
We have stopped meeting together in person for Sunday mornings & all small group gatherings until advised otherwise.
We currently meet at 11am every Sunday on Zoom. Please message on Facebook or Email for a link to our online service!
We will continue to keep you informed of developments.
Thank you for your understanding at this difficult time, please pray for Gods wisdom for us all.
When this is all over our new home on Sunday Mornings
We will meet on Sunday mornings at the Salvation Army Citadel in Acre Street, Stroud GL5 1DR. We are especially grateful for the very warm welcome we have been given by the Salvation Army and their generosity in allowing us to use their newly refurbished building on Sunday mornings when they do not meet.
Please Note: There is extremely limited parking here, which will be reserved for Blue Badge holders, so we respectively ask that instead of using the limited residents on street parking, everyone else parks in Parliament Street Car Park (just a 3 minute walk away via Nelson Street)
If you are dropping others off before parking, we would like to encourage everyone to operate a one way system, driving along Nelson Street, then UP Acre Street to drop off outside the Citadel before going DOWN Parliament Street to the Car Park - this should help aleviate congestion for everyone and help to avoid annoying the local resiidents.
