Epsom Christian Fellowship

Enjoying God - Sundays @ 10:30am

FAQs

Who comes to ECF?

Anyone and everyone! We're a multi-generational ‘family’ with people from many walks of life and backgrounds represented. Come and see!

How many people attend?

Our main meeting is Sunday mornings at 10.30am.  On a typical Sunday there are around 30-40 adults and children.

What happens at your meetings?

Our Sunday morning meeting usually includes the following:

 After the service, there is the chance to pray in confidence with members of our Pastoral team/Elders or to meet others over tea and coffee.

You may find things are a little bit different at Christmas and Easter and on other special occasions.

How long is the Sunday morning meeting?

Our Sunday morning meeting typically lasts for about one and half hours.

What time should I arrive?

Doors open at 10am on Sundays worship starts at 10.30am.

Will I be asked to do anything during the meeting?

No, nothing to fear!  Whilst we encourage the congregation to play an active role in our meetings, we want ECF to be as safe and as unthreatening a place as possible, so you will never be asked to do anything you do not want to do.

Do you collect money during the meeting?

We don’t collect money during the meeting.  There is an offering box near the main entrance if you would like to contribute towards the running costs or outreach ministries of the church.

Can I bring my children?

Absolutely! Children are very welcome at ECF.  We love the children to feel this is their church, too.  There is usually a children’s slot in the first part of the meeting and then at about 11am we have crèche for the under 3s and Junior Church for 3-14 years.  All leaders and helpers working with children have up to date Safeguarding training and a valid DBS.

There is also Toddlers on Tuesday mornings.

What is the dress code?

The simple answer is, there is no dress code - we want you to feel comfortable, so just come as you are!

Can I park at the church?

The parking at ECF is very limited and reserved for the elderly and infirm.  There is a pay and display car park opposite.  Unfortunately, there are parking restrictions in the roads near the church building so parking is limited.  We suggest you go just a little further up West Hill and park considerately in one of the side roads.  You may also find parking at the end of Court Lane.

Do you have provision for the deaf or hard of hearing?

It is important to us that everyone feels welcome at ECF and that our meetings and activities are as accessible as possible.  For the deaf or hard of hearing we operate a hearing loop. 

How do I get involved?

There are all sorts of ways to get involved with ECF, whether it is joining a house group, or assisting in the various activities run by the church. If you have an idea of what you would like to do, contact the relevant team leader.  If you are unsure about how to get involved, chat with one of the Elders to see what options would be most appropriate for you.

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