We hope you feel at home with us. We’ve been Pastors of the team here at SWLV for over 30 years after taking up Senior roles from John and Eleanor Mumford in 2008. We want to do all we can to help connect you to the life of the church here.
As a church, our heart is to respond to Jesus’ words from Matthew 22 and Matt 28 – the Greatest Commandment, ‘to love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind and strength and to love your neighbour as yourself’ – and the Great Commission ‘…go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded and surely I am with you to the very end of the age’
When we first and foremost passionately pursue Jesus, when we love God in everything and with everything, the stuff of Matt 28 becomes the natural overflow. We hope that you will join us on the journey.
We’d love to invite you to our next Welcome Lunch, Connect Online or Discovery Course. All designed to give you a space to get to know us, ask questions and meet some of our staff. We look forward to meeting you!
As always,
Neil + Kate
From foodbank and football to exploring faith and early morning prayer, thereare so many ways to find community and purpose.
Everyone is welcome
Gathering together helps build us up and sharpens our faith as we learn from each other and worship together as a family of believers.
God’s plan for your Wellbeing
The Wellbeing Journey is a new series exploring holistic wellness: body, mind and spirit. Every part of you matters.
A mid week small group
Looking at the life of Jesus from the TV series ‘The Chosen.
God big questions?
Get together and watch a series of episodes that explore the basics of the Christian faith.
If you are uncertain about your relationship with God, or you have not experienced the saving love of his Son, Jesus Christ, learn more about knowing Jesus.
Small groups gather midweek for bible study, prayer, friendship and to share interests. Being part of a Small Group is integral to the life of the church.
As we don’t have our own building there are always plenty of opportunities to help out which is a great way to feel part of things.
Spirituality cannot be separated from generosity and the teachings of Jesus compel us to give of our finances to those in need.