We know it can be a little daunting going somewhere you’ve never been before, so here is some information about what to expect on a usual Sunday at All Nations.
What time do I arrive?
We have two Sunday services; one at 10am and one another at 5pm, so aim to be there just before. Before our morning service, some gather for prayer from around 9:30am, and you’re welcome to come too.
Either way, one of our welcome team will be available to make sure you can find your way around.
How do I get there?
A map and directions of where to find us are available here.
There is limited car parking available on the church premises for visitors, so we suggest you arrive early to get a space! If the car park is full in the morning, further parking is available in Coley Primary School (on Wolseley Street) or in the surrounding streets (but please pay attention to the various parking restrictions!).
We are a 10-minute walk from the town centre, alternatively, the number 11 bus stops nearby on Boston Avenue.
I have a disability, what support is available?
We have good access for people who need to use a wheelchair and a conveniently located disabled toilet just off the foyer. If you use a hearing aid, please ask at the reception desk for more information about our using our wireless hearing aid receiver system. Do not hesitate to contact us before you visit if you require any additional information or assistance.
What will happen when I arrive?
You will be welcomed by a member of the team who will introduce you to others in the church. You can sit wherever you like. You’ll find that a number of people will come and say hello, we are a friendly church!
What about my kids?
On Sunday mornings, other than the first of the month when we hold our One Big Church family-friendly service, we have activities for children of all ages during the service; Creche (under 3’s), Limitless Kids (for 3-11 year-olds) and Limitless Youth (for 11-18 year olds).
Please note that while children and youth are welcome at our evening services, there is no specific provision for them.
What shall I wear?
Anything! Everyone is different. Some like wearing suits, or jeans, or shorts. We don’t have a dress code and you won’t have to wear a special outfit to come to All Nations – basically come in whatever you feel comfortable in!
What’s on during the week?
Lots! There are small groups, a vibrant youth gathering, mums and toddlers, and loads more. Check out the weekday activities section under Church Life in the top menu.
If you have any other questions you want to ask before you come, please feel free to contact us.