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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What happens at your services?
  • Will I be asked to do or say anything upfront in the service?
  • Can I bring children?
  • How can I find out what Christians believe?
  • What facilities do you have in the building?

What happens at your services?

The Sunday morning service starts at 10.00 am and finishes around 11.30am where around 100 people attend. We have the following in most services:

Time of prayer both formally led from the front and a time of prayer open to the whole congregation

Sing hymns and songs both traditional and contempory accommpanied by musical instruments

Every other week we share communion

We hear the bible read and explained to us (around 35 minutes)


Will I be asked to do or say anything upfront in the service?

No, everyone who participates does so voluntarily and we order the services to be as non threatening as possible.

Can I bring children?

Yes! We have a creche for young children and a Sunday school for key stages 1, 2 & 3 during part of the service. Families are instructed when it is time for classes and new comers will be made very welcome. Parents are free to come with their children if you wish.

How can I find out what Christians believe?

The church is a safe place to ask questions and we regularly run courses specifically to explain the Christian message to new comers. See Chrisitanity explored.

What facilities do you have in the building?

The church building is a modern purpose built facility with disabled access,changing facilities for young children and accessible toilets.

‘We Believe’ – The Nicene Creed

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Latest Sermons

  • Fix Your Eyes On Jesus (John 3:22-36) by Tim Gill on December 3, 2023.
  • God's Work In History (Isaiah 10:5-34) by Tim Gill on December 3, 2023.
  • Prophecy by Tim Gill on November 29, 2023.
  • You Must Be Born Again (John 3:1-15) by Dan Owen on November 26, 2023.
  • Not My God? (Isaiah 9:8-10:4) by Tim Gill on November 26, 2023.

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One of the most exciting parts of church life here at Newtown Evangelical Church is seeing people come to faith in Jesus Christ. We're grateful to God that we've continued to see that happening in recent months. The command of the Bible to those who … [Read More...]

NEC on Twitter

David Owen is currently on the first of his placements at other churches as part of his Ministry Traineeship. We're grateful to @AberCEC for giving Dave the opportunity to spend 3 months with them. Here he is speaking to their young people this evening. pic.twitter.com/rt0M7zbk9l

About 8 months ago from Newtown Evangelical's Twitter via Twitter for Android

We had a wonderful time celebrating our risen Saviour this morning. Lovely to have a number of friends and visitors with us - the Spirit was at work exalting our awesome King among us. All glory to Him! ❤️❤️✝️ #EasterSunday #HeIsRisen pic.twitter.com/2hLwbQ3WaE

About 9 months ago from Newtown Evangelical's Twitter via Twitter for Android

⭐THIS SUNDAY!⭐ We're all seeking something to put our hope in. The Bible claims to offer genuine, certain hope- but how do we know we can trust the Bible?!🤔 Join us at 5:30pm on Sunday as Dr Andy Christofides helps us look at the reliability of the Bible. #HotPotatoEvening pic.twitter.com/Er74iW08jy

About 2 years ago from Newtown Evangelical's Twitter via Twitter for Android

Remember, remember the 5th of November. Treason against the king- thankfully Guy Fawkes' plot was scuppered! 🔥🧨 The Bible says we're all guilty of treason against the King of kings! Praise God for Jesus who has taken the punishment that our treason deserves! ✝️ #bonfirenight🔥 pic.twitter.com/5DDN3qW7Pe

About 2 years ago from Newtown Evangelical's Twitter via Twitter for Android

What a blessed day we have had. ⭐ A wonderful time in Acts 3 this morning. God spoke powerfully through our brother, Dan. ⭐ Another amazing Neon Party this evening with loads of children coming to hear about and celebrate the LIGHT of the world. #LightWins #Godisgood pic.twitter.com/wnmC0l8YHK

About 2 years ago from Newtown Evangelical's Twitter via Twitter for Android

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