When do you meet?

How do you treat visitors?

What can i expect to happen at a Sunday service?

What do I wear?

What else happens on a Sunday?

Can I meet the vicar?

What do you believe?

How do you treat visitors?

What can I expect to happen at a Sunday service?

What do I wear?

What else happens on a Sunday?

Can I meet the vicar?

What do you believe?

Where do you meet?

How do you treat visitors?

What can i expect to happen at a Sunday service?

What do I wear?

What else happens on a Sunday?

Can I meet the vicar?

What do you believe?

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How do you treat visitors?

We hope we treat visitors well! As part of that we promise:

We will not ask you for money. St James’s is a family, and families look after their own financial affairs. We do not pass a collection plate as part of the service.
 

We will not make you stand up and identify yourself as a visitor. Seriously, there are churches that do this!  Can you imagine anything scarier?  So we promise not to do it!
 

We will do our best to welcome you!  No-one likes being ignored.  Our Welcome Team will meet you at the door, help you find a seat and provide any information you’ll need for your visit.  We hope you’ll stick around afterwards for refreshments and chance to get to know people.
 

We will look after your children during the service. To enable you to relax and participate in the service, you can bring your children to our into our crèche and other Sunday-morning activities. Our police-checked children's team will look after them and help them enjoy an age-appropriate version of church. If your children have any special requirements, please let our children's team know. To find out more about our children's work, click here.