We thank God every time we remember Dr John Smith, and our blessed Pastors, especially dear Shirley, whom we hold deeply in our hearts and prayer, so many have passed through this church from when it was built for the Methodist ministries, then as a Kindergarten, and now as a striving Community Church. I am very sorry to read that a gentleman named Peter did not feel welcome, I have never experienced that in almost 30 years. The ern is on as you walk in, and there are munchies on the table, with welcoming , genuine smiles and open hearts. Sometimes there are people who come and go, just for a cuppa, and if not feeling well, just for a shoulder to cry on, a prayer request, a shower, breakie, or lunch, and if people wish, they are welcome to join in the Community Prayer, Bible Readings, the sharing and the Communion. We do the best we can, by God's Grace, and pray for mercy to do better each time. We would welcome Peter to pleace come again, as each time is different, and perhaps someone was not their best self on that day, we pray God's blessings on each and all, with love and prayer xxxxx

If ever there was a place where the Gospel is lived out, this is it.

A community that welcomes and includes the marginalised and broken.

Very poor people as far welcoming and don't care about you

A church that is very active in the community

Nice little church

Nice place