Over three Sundays in March we'll be exploring thoughtful and compelling answers from the Christian faith to some of the deepest longings we have as Londoners today. Join us on:

Sunday 8 March as we explore hope: how can we know our futures will be OK?
Sunday 22 March as we consider community: where can we truly belong?
Sunday 29 March as we think about purpose: do we matter?

These Sundays will also be great times to 'try church' so if you've been meaning to come along for a bit why not join us one of these weeks?

10:30am at Oasis Academy Putney, SW15 1LY. For more details about how to find us, click here.

(Please note there is no service on Sunday 15 March as we will be on our Church Weekend Away out of London.)

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Planning your Visit

Planning a Visit?

If you're thinking about joining us one Sunday the following information should help you know what to expect.

Where and When

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We meet at the Oasis Academy Putney (click here for how to find us) on a Sunday - our service starts at 10:30am but if you arrive 10-15 minutes before then you'll have time to find your bearings and be welcomed by a few of our church family (starting with someone from our Welcome Team who will greet you on the door).

Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible and there are disabled toilets along the main corridor.

What does a typical Sunday look like?

Our service begins at 10:30am with a official welcome from one of the team. This is followed by a time of sung worship, led by our band, which often includes a kids song with actions to help all of us - from the youngest to the oldest! - engage with what we're singing about. After the opening songs, the children head out for their own activities (more information about that here) while the rest of us take the chance to greet those sitting around us. We'll then share some news about what's coming up in the life of the church before a member of the church family leads us in prayer. We'll then hear the Bible read and preached, with the sermon connecting the timeless truths of the Bible with our modern lives, before finishing with a final song. After the service (which typically lasts an hour to an hour and a quarter), we encourage people to stay for tea or coffee, share lives and continue to speak about God's word.

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