Welcome to Worthing Baptist Church

Uncomplicated

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Adventurous

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Diverse

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Fun

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Real

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Different

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Uncomplicated 〰️ Adventurous 〰️ Diverse 〰️ Fun 〰️ Real 〰️ Different 〰️

We’re really glad you’ve found us

Join us every Sunday at 10.30am

There are lots of churches in Worthing, and we hope you find one that feels like a good fit for you. We know we won’t be right for everyone, but many people who haven’t found what they’re looking for elsewhere have found something here that resonates. We often hear it feels like home.

We’re an inclusive, affirming community that values honesty, curiosity, and open conversation about life and faith. Many here are rethinking inherited beliefs, rediscovering faith, or exploring it for the first time.

If you join us on a Sunday, there’s no pressure. You’re free to come once, now and then, or as often as you like. You won’t be put on the spot. Come as you are, engage at your own pace, and stay for a coffee afterwards if you’d like.

We’re not a busy church, and we’re not flashy—but we try to be real, thoughtful, and kind. You’re very welcome here.

  • "I have felt I've found my home. I feel safe here. It's my happy place."

    Leigh

  • "..I immediately knew this was where I needed to be, I felt the warmth, friendship, and love all through the service."

    Maureen

  • "I felt very happy, comfortable, secure, and renewed in my faith after my first visit."

    Colin

  • "...this church just feels 'right' and I feel at home. I have a heart for inclusion and love the example of acceptance and inclusion shown by the leadership."

    Liz

  • "We love our church as no matter the season in our lives (me and my kids), we always feel loved and accepted by our church family."

    Tash

  • "I love the honesty and openness of the members."

    Sharry

  • "I love WBCh because it's the most inclusive church and I feel accepted not judged, loved, and supported by all. I feel we're all God's kids and all have a right to be here."

    Gerard

Coming up this sunday…


In the third part of our four-part series, Desert Island Books: The Stories That Shaped Us, we’ll be exploring William P. Young’s much-discussed novel, The Shack.

Through the story, alongside the life and teaching of Jesus (including John 14: 1-11), we’ll be reflecting on some important questions: How do we see God? How do our experiences shape the way we understand God? Where is God in suffering, pain, and the messiness of life? And what does healing and transformation look like?

The sermon is called Seeing God Differently.

The first part of the service will include a short introduction and overview of the story, so don’t worry if you haven’t read the book.

Beforehand, you may like to read the book or watch the film adaptation, available through various streaming platforms.

Doors open at 10.00am for a 10.30am start.

If you can’t join us in person, the service will also be streamed live on our YouTube channel: