sundays
OUR SERVICES
9AM
TRADITIONAL SERVICE
The 9:15am is a warm, welcoming, reflective one hour service, with Holy Communion twice a month. There are traditional and contemporary hymns, readings, and a short talk. All are welcome but there is no children’s work provision at 9am.
10.45AM
family SERVICE
This service includes a longer time of band led worship, prayers, a talk and a chance for prayer ministry at the end of the service. We have communion once a month. There are full children and youth programs happening throughout the building, they leave the service together after about 20 minutes.
6.30-7.30PM
Church ON FIRE!
An hour of worship, prayer and prophetic ministry which happens monthly. Believing we’ll be transformed as we encounter God together.
Both services are livestreamed at ccbarnet.tv and on YouTube.
children and young people
KIDS
Tots Church for 0–3s
Mini Church for 3–6s
Kids Church for Years 2–5
all during the 10.45 service.
youth
Way-Makers for Years 6–7 Pathfinders for Years 8–9
ONE for Years 10+ on Sunday mornings twice monthly
- All during the 10.45 service -
before you come
Which service should i come to?
Both are open to everyone. The 9am is Common Worship — hymns, set prayers and a short talk, usually finished within the hour. The 10.45am is band-led and runs longer. If you are bringing children, come at 10.45 — there is no children's work at 9am.
What happens in the service?
We sing together, there are a few notices, someone gives a talk from the Bible, and there is a time of prayer. Communion is twice a month at the 9am and monthly at the 10.45. There is no dress code — come in whatever you are comfortable in. Prayer ministry is offered in church afterwards, and there are refreshments.
What happens with my children?
Children's and youth groups run at the 10.45 service only, for ages 0–14. They go out after about twenty minutes together in church, unless it is an All Age service. You sign your child in at the Registration Desk when you arrive. Anyone in a blue t-shirt will point you in the right direction.
Where can I park?
There is a small car park at the rear of the church, and you can also use the Open Door Centre car park on Sundays. Both are usually full about ten minutes before the service starts, but there is plenty of parking further up St Albans Road. We are five minutes from junction 23 of the M25 and a fifteen minute walk from High Barnet tube on the Northern line.
What about accessibility?
The main church and the toilets both have step-free entry, and there is a hearing loop. If there is anything else you need us to arrange before your visit, please contact the office.