Morning and evening services restart

We have restarted morning and evening worship services at 10:45am and 6:30pm every Sunday. For your safety the number of people attending the service is limited. If you would like to come please book a seat in advance below. You will need an email address to make a seat booking. If you do not have an email address please phone us.

If you cannot come you can watch the live stream of the morning service or catch up on YouTube. You can listen to the sermon from the evening service in the sermons section below.

Book your seat

Watch service live

Catch up on Youtube

Safety in the church building

You must follow our safety rules in the church building. See what to expect and how to prepare.

This information is reviewed and updated when new government guidance is released.

Do not come to the service if:

You have tested positive for coronavirus
You are waiting for coronavirus test results
You have coronavirus symptoms
You or someone else in your household is self-isolating

To cancel your seat reservation please email .

What to expect and how to prepare

We will give you safety instructions when you arrive. To keep you safe, we have set up:

A one way system to help you avoid contact with others

Hand sanitiser stations, which we will ask you to use

Please bring the following with you to the service:

A bible

A face mask (if you are not exempt)

Snacks and a water bottle

Activities for your children during the service

Services

We meet every Sunday for church services at 10:45am and 6:30pm.

Growth groups

On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays we meet in small groups for bible studies using a video calling app called Zoom.

Prayer

Our online church prayer meeting is on the first Wednesday of every month using Zoom.

How to get here

Map
Parking

There is a small church carpark. Parking is also available on Elland Road. Please do not park in front of driveways on Malvern Street.
Bus

Get off the number 10 bus between Headingley and Beeston at the traffic lights on Beeston Road. Then walk for 2 minutes down Cemetery Road to the church.

About us

What’s the church like?

We are a multi-cultural mutli-generational church family gathering from all around Leeds. We are built upon the Word of God and seek to proclaim the wonderful good news of Jesus Christ in Beeston and Leeds. We desire to see people come to know God through Jesus Christ and to begin the lifelong journey of being transformed into the likeness of Jesus.

Our aim

Colossian 1 verse 28 (in the bible) summarises our aim:

‘Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ.’

Or in the words of Jesus, ‘Go therefore and make disciples of all nations.’

Realising our need of the Lord and our need of his spirit to be at work amongst us we seek to have a atmosphere of prayer in all that we do.

What we believe

Our full statement of faith can be found on our belieifs page. This outlines what we believe about God, the bible and Jesus. Our beliefs are in line with the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) statement of beliefs.

Our beliefs

We partner with

Our church is part of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC)

We are a member of the Yorkshire Gospel Partnership (YGP)

We planted a new church in Middleton that started in autumn 2020 called Hope Community Church led by Steve Walker and Duncan Johnson. If you live in Middleton please check them out.

Sermons

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Last 10 Sermons

E03 Ephesians 2 1-10 Jamie Jones Buchanan on 02/05/2021 pm	Isaiah 53 1-12 Steve Walker on 02/05/2021 am
E02 Let the Spirit reveal God's authoritative plans Ed Jacobs on 25/04/2021 pm	R08 The Righteousness of God Michael Luehrmann on 25/04/2021 am
E01 God's Plan Dave Stone on 18/04/2021 pm	R07 Romans 3:1-20 Church MOT Michael Luehrmann on 18/04/2021 am
Luke 8:40-56 Steve Walker on 11/04/2021 pm	R06 Real Change on the Inside David Lovell on 11/04/2021 am
The Third Day - According to the scriptures Michael Luehrmann on 04/04/2021 pm	Easter 2021 AM Michael Luehrmann on 04/04/2021 am