Church on the Corner

Obviously the best way to get started is by coming to one of our Sunday Services. They are at 10.30 am and 7pm. Our morning service has a family and local community focus, our evening service is younger and more energetic. But after that there are lots of ways to get stuck into the community.

Egroup
The main way we stay in touch is via the egroup - our email mailing list. Be prepared for a deluge of emails about parties, events, used furniture, arguments about biscuits and the like. We use a yahoo egroup and you can join by sending an email to this address (please make sure you are clear about who you are; you will need to be approved to join).

Church on the Corner has a Facebook group

Home Groups
Home groups meet all around Islington on wednesday nights. They are small groups that meet in peoples homes to study the Bible and share lives. Find out more on the Homegroups page Talk to Mark or Vicky if you would like to join one.

Pub Theology
The format is simple. Beer conversation and God. Everything is up for discussion, no assumptions, no barriers to entry. If you are going to get upset because someone questions something that is important to you maybe this isn’t for you, but if you think that whatever might be true ought to be able to stand up to being questioned maybe it is. We meet upstairs at the Angelic pub in Islington every wednesday at 8pm. [Google map]. Find out more here

Childrens activities
2-5 years Kids on the Corner
For 6-11 years Starchasers

Schools Work
We are involved in a number of the local schools, doing assemblies and leading small groups. We are always happy for opportunities to visit local schools.

Giving to Church
We don’t do collections, and you won’t find yourself pestered for money. However giving is an important aspect of our discipleship. We are entirely funded by the committed giving of our members. Talk to Bee or Simon to find out more about giving.

What’s On
Autumn 2007 Term Card