Our ethos is to encourage people to live out and apply their faith in everyday life, not spend all their time at the church building. In the same way, we don’t run projects out in the community; instead, we encourage and support our members to get involved with what’s already happening, and to engage with causes they’re passionate about, whether justice-related, environmentally focused, or something else close to their heart. Just as importantly, we value the small, everyday ways people choose to be kind, helpful, and caring.

Occasionally we’ll share a meal or have a simple summer BBQ. Some head to the beach after a service—for a picnic, a swim, paddleboarding, or just relaxing on dry land. Others meet up during the week or at weekends in cafés or homes—relational and informal, rather than highly organised.

From time to time, we run short-term groups for people exploring the Christian faith, baptism, or what comes next. We’ve reflected on books, explored the Bible, made use of tools like the Enneagram, and even watched episodes of Rev.together—which sparked some of our best conversations.

This is community that’s real, relational, and growing—at its own pace.