Jesus; Whenever, wherever, however
At All Saints, we believe that faith is not reserved for Sundays or the easiest seasons of life, but is meant to shape and sustain us every day. We are committed to creating a space where people can encounter Jesus in both the ordinary and extraordinary moments.
And we’re committed to sharing Jesus; whenever, wherever and however, because we believe that life with Him is life to the full.
Find out more about our values, vision and beliefs below and come join us as we walk together in trust and obedience, growing in faith with people who love and follow Jesus.
Our Vision
Our vision can be outlined in 3 longings:
We want radical holiness, a church that feels like home and to equip passionate young disciples.
Radical Holiness
We pursue lives that reflect Jesus—set apart, transformed, and growing in Him together. This isn’t about perfection, but a daily commitment to follow Him wholeheartedly.
Church that feels like home
We are a home for all, where everyone is welcomed, valued, and able to belong. Church is family, and there’s a place for you here.
Equipping young disciples
We intentionally bring hope to the next generation and in an anxious world, we carry the steady, life-giving hope of Jesus. We make no apologies for investing heavily in our children’s and youth ministry.
Radical Holiness
We pursue lives that reflect Jesus—set apart, transformed, and growing in Him together. This isn’t about perfection, but a daily commitment to follow Him wholeheartedly.
Church that feels like home
We are a home for all, where everyone is welcomed, valued, and able to belong. Church is family, and there’s a place for you here.
Equipping young disciples
We intentionally bring hope to the next generation and in an anxious world, we carry the steady, life-giving hope of Jesus. We make no apologies for investing heavily in our children’s and youth ministry.
Our Values & Cultures
We want to be WASHED!
“And that is what some of you were. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God”
1 Corinthians 6:11
Our cultures, the way we want to operate around here, can be remembered using the letters of the word WASHED...
Worshippers who Overflow
We prioritise our corporate worship and see it as a posture of adoration. We are the offering and se we long for our worship to lead to lives of devotion and overflow.
Authentically Real
We want to be fully known and value unity over uniformity. Our small groups are the best place for this and we encourage all to join one.
Spiritually Generous
"Outdo one another in showing honour” Romans 12:10. We come with a generous spirit seeking to serve rather than be served. We give in gratitude and serve with joy.
Hopeful for the Future
When our church was due to close, God had other plans and He still has plans for us. It’s our duty to be a beacon of hope for future generations.
Expectant that God will move
As a charismatic evangelical church we eagerly desire the gifts of the Holy Spirit and seek to make greater space for God to move.
Disciple-making Disciples
We want to be followers of Jesus, life-long learners. Jesus is too exciting to be kept at arm’s distance, and se we prioritise ways for everyone to grow closer to Him. Old and young alike.
Our Beliefs
We are a Church of England church and hold to the historic teachings of Christian orthodoxy as articulated in the Apostles Creed and the Nicene Creed. We are members of the Evangelical Alliance and subscribe to their statement of faith.
God the Father
Jesus tells a story about a father. His younger son takes what his dad gives him, goes away and wastes it all. Years later, broken and hungry, he comes home.
As soon as his father spots him from the window, he comes running out to welcome him back and to celebrate his return with a party.
That’s a picture of what God our Father is like; we are his children, loved beyond measure. He created us in His image, when we turned away from Him He came to meet us and embraced us.
God the Son
Jesus on earth was the very image of the invisible God, carrying the authority and power of the Father with him. He still does. Jesus himself, God’s Word tells us, “made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant… and became obedient to death, even death on a cross.”
Through his body and blood, he has reconciled us to God.
A sign he has given of this cosmic act of forgiveness is called holy communion when we receive bread and wine representing the very body and blood of God’s Son who died to save us.
Jesus is alive today, seated at the right hand of the Father and interceding for His church.
God the Holy Spirit
As Jesus is God in the flesh, the Holy Spirit is God’s invisible presence at all times. He, the Holy Spirit, fills the hearts and minds and spirits of all who receive Jesus. A picture the bible gives of this is like opening the door of your home (Revelation 3:20).
If we welcome into our life the presence of Jesus, we give room for the Holy Spirit to work. The power at work is the same power that in Jesus turned water into wine, healed the sick, gave sight to the blind, set prisoners of all kinds free, and that raised the dead - including Jesus himself.
The power of the Holy Spirit convicts us of what is wrong in our lives and leads us into what is right. Jesus said to his disciples that although he was leaving them in the flesh, he wasn’t leaving them alone like orphans.
The Holy Spirit’s presence is in effect the same as Jesus’ presence in the flesh. The Holy Spirit gives gifts and power to His people and there should be evidence of the Spirit’s fruit in our lives.
As a charismatic church we eagerly desire the presence and work of the Holy Spirit as we gather and in our individual devotional lives.
Scripture
We believe in the divine inspiration and supreme authority of the Old and New Testament Scriptures, which are the written Word of God – fully trustworthy for faith and conduct, sharper than any double edged sword and useful for all kinds of teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness.
Salvation
We trust in the atoning sacrifice of Christ on the cross: dying in our place, paying the price of sin and defeating evil, so reconciling us with God. Justification of sinners is solely by the grace of God through faith in Christ.
Our role is to repent from our lives of sin and surrender our hearts and souls to God. Salvation is the free gift we receive and cannot earn.
Baptism is an outward symbol of an inward transformation.
A Little Bit About Us
We’re a welcoming church community seeking to follow Jesus together, grow in faith, and support one another in everyday life. Our heart is to create a place where everyone can belong, encounter God, and be equipped to make a difference in the world around them. See below for some ways we seek to do that.
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