We’re a community of Christ-followers here at Central hall. Throughout the week, we’re called to live out his inclusive, radical mission of loving transformation. On Sundays at 10:30am, we gather to praise God, to learn more about the life God calls us to, and to support one another in our call.
On any given Sunday, you’ll find us praising God in song, learning from ministers and preachers expounding passages from the Bible, praying for the city and the issues in the world around us, and meeting together in fellowship over tea and coffee.
If you’re new to Christian worship, or just want to know about how we encounter God here at Central Hall, then read through our Frequently Asked Questions below.
Absolutely! We love working with children and young people here at Central Hall, and there’s always something on for them.
Most weeks, children come into the services with their grown-ups and are invited to seperate children’s activites during the worship services. If you’re new, just let us know your child will be joining in the children’s activities. If he or she is a bit nervous, please feel free to accompany your child to the children’s ministry activities.
Once every other month, we also have an all-age service, where children and adults worship together. These services are designed specially to be accessible to young children as well as adults.
You can read more about what we do for children and young people on our Children and Youth page.
Not at all! Some members of our church view the act of worship as a formal occasion- almost like a wedding. The Bible speaks of church as “the bride of Christ” coming together. Other members dress quite informally as they would when relaxing with friends. Jesus said to his followers “you are my friends”
Absolutely! Whether you’re new to the area or completely new to the faith, we’d be very happy to arrange for a church leader or member to meet you outside the worship hours and sit with you during your first visit to worship. To arrange this, just get in touch!
Please let a steward or leader know if you need any help, or if something hasn’t been provided that we can sort for you. If you don’t know who the stewards are, ask someone to help you find one.