Church Of Christ The King C Of E

read moreThe church originally commenced as an offshoot of St. Michael's, Stoke Gifford, meeting at Little Stoke Community Centre before moving to the Youth Centre on Little Stoke Lane. A site was eventually purchased amongst the new houses of Bradley Stoke, on the corner of Kemperleye Way and Mautravers Close. The new building was specifically designed to provide flexible accommodation that would allow use as both worship centre and focus for community activities.

read moreWe will be delighted to help and support you whether you just need your Banns read or would like to consider getting married at Christ the King. We will prepare a certificate for the vicar at your ‘home' church and forward it to you on payment of the fee (currently 40). If you need more help or practical advice for getting married in a Church. Check out the Church of England's Wedding Guide which covers all aspects of getting married in Church. Urology is gebleken dat er geen reele stijging van de grootte van uw pakket.

read moreMonthly Prayer Meeting held in the Meeting Room at church where everyone is welcome with no pressure to pray aloud if you do not want to. Third Tuesday each month - 8.00pm. Sunday Mornings after our service in the Quiet Room people are available to pray with you, about anything you would like help or support with. Prayer Events are held from time to time often on Sunday afternoons to pray for specific needs. Our Church Prayer Chain operates through a circle of people who will pass a prayer request around the group.

read moreWe are a growing and diverse church family and whilst we meet in small groups during the week, Sundays are a time when we come together. In our services we meet to hear God's word, encourage each other through singing and prayer and socialise together over coffee. For those parents who wish to have their younger children remain with them during the service, there are toys available at the rear of the church in a colourful cloth bag. Coffee, tea and biscuits are served from the hatch at the back of the church at the end of the morning service.