Come and Visit Us
Come
and
Visit
Us
Sundays
Come and get to know us on Sunday morning at 10:00am - 11:15ish in the church building. We have children and youth activities running parallel to the service (most weeks) and the atmosphere is informal and welcoming.
All of our talks can be watched on our YouTube channel.
To listen to past Sunday morning messages go to audio downloads.
Tuesdays
If you've got little one, why not come along to Portswood Pod (Baby & Toddler group) - 10:00am to 11:30am. Pre-schoolers, babies and their parents/carers get together for play, shared activities and support.There is a small charge of approximately £1.20 per week per family if you pay for a half term in advance or £1.50 per week per family if you just turn up and pay each week.
Term time only.
Wednesdays
On Wednesday mornings each week we open our doors for 'The Hub' Cafe which is all about helping people to flourish. We offer CAP Job Club and CAP Life Skills courses, entirely for free. We also run Kintsugi HOPE Wellbeing courses regularly so come and find out more over a cuppa and cake!
Get in touch
Get
in
touch
If you’d like more information, to receive prayer, talk to someone confidentially or think we may be able to help in some other way, please contact us today, we would love to hear from you.
Lent - just for Catholics?
Lent
-
just
for
Catholics?
3rd February 2026
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Lou Flooks
Growing up in a small Brethren church, Lent wasn’t something I was really aware of. If anything, I thought Lent was secular. People giving up chocolate so they could be healthier, before the deluge consumed over the Easter weekend. In the Evangelical church, Lent gets mixed reactions. Some see it as a positive thing, a chance to explore spiritual disciplines, long since lost from Protestantism after the reformation, other still see it as a dangerous step towards legalism, ritual and penance in place of grace.