Worship Belonging Growing Serving Mission
A planting of the Lord for the display of His splendour Isaiah 61
Sundays
What to expect on Sunday morning
Even though there is far more going on at Acorn than a weekly service, there is no doubt that one of the highlights of the week is when we gather for corporate worship each Sunday morning.
Our goal is to create a setting where people can truly meet with God; through inspiring worship, relevant and practical teaching, sensitive prayer ministry and positive interaction – all accessible to those not used to going to church.
Welcome
You will always get a warm welcome on the door at Acorn by people who are genuinely pleased to see you.
We're a church full of imperfect people with every kind of story imaginable. We're discovering what it is to follow Jesus together.
Worship
The sung worship on Sunday mornings would be regarded as contemporary, lively and expressive.
We try to include some of the best new songs and hymns from around the world – as well as some that would already be well known to many.
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Acorn has a team of singers and musicians who serve the church each week.
Preaching
The sermons at Acorn are passionate and Biblical: we believe that Gods word is still alive and active, it transforms people and has the power to save.
The desire is to help people to mature in their understanding of God and to learn what it means to serve and follow Christ today.
Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength.
They will soar on wings like eagles.
They will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.
Isaiah 40:31
Prayer
At Acorn we believe God can meet our every need through prayer.
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Those who would like prayer for a particular need or healing are encouraged to move to the front of the church at the end of the meeting where a dedicated prayer team awaits.
Coffee, Tea and Biscuits
Even though the formal church meeting finishes by 12:00, most people choose to stay for tea. coffee and biscuits (and occasionally cakes).
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A great chance to catch up with friends or make new ones.