For Our City
We believe following Jesus should make a difference beyond the walls of the church.
As we love our neighbours and serve our community, we long to see lives changed and our city flourish. We play our part through practical, emotional and spiritual support for those who need it most.
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B&A Meals is one of the ways we love and serve our city, working with churches and community partners across Bristol,
From our professional kitchen, our chef and team prepare a range of hot meals every week, with our van delivering them across the city. We cook the food, while partner churches create welcoming spaces where people can eat together, build friendships and find community.
At the heart of it all is a simple desire: to love people well, bless other churches, serve together and follow Jesus.
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Soul Food is about more than a meal. Every Wednesday, we welcome people who are vulnerably housed, isolated or simply in need of company for good food, friendship and support. Through it all, we want to show the love of Jesus in practical ways and create space for people to explore faith.
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Healing Rooms is a space for extended prayer for whatever you’re facing; physical, emotional or spiritual. We believe God still heals, answers prayer and meets us with his love and power.
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Going through separation or divorce can feel overwhelming and isolating. Aquila offers a safe, supportive space to meet others who understand, work through what’s happened and begin to find hope for the future.
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Piglets is our weekly baby and toddler group; a relaxed, friendly space for little ones to play while parents and carers chat over tea or coffee.
Wednesdays (term time) at 9:45-11:30am
279 Gloucester Road (access is at the back of the church, between houses 52 and 54 Brynland Avenue)
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Alpha is a ten-week series running on Tuesday evenings that includes pudding, a short video, and small group conversations – exploring your questions at your pace.
No pressure. No judgement. No charge.
If you’re curious about faith and want to find out more, there’s a seat for you.