Christmas Services 2019

​Sun 8 Dec, 5.00-5.45pm - All-age ‘gift’ service around the tree – please bring a new toy for a needy Medway child which will be distributed by the Salvation Army.  Gifts must be new and unwrapped please.  Followed by refreshments.
Sun 15 Dec, 10.30am - All-age carol service with children’s nativity items, DOG house presentation and Christingle craft activity for all to join in with.
 - 6.30pm - carols and readings by candlelight.  Followed by refreshments.
Sun 22 Dec, 10.30am - Christmas service with Sunday Clubs.
Tue 24 Dec, 11.15pm to midnight - It came upon the midnight clear - carols and readings for the eve of Christmas.
Wed 25 Dec, 10.30-11.15am - All-age Christmas Day service.
Sun 29 Dec, 10.30am.  All-age Epiphany service.

Sunday Services

10.30am - 12.00pm: Informal worship, Bible teaching, children’s and young people’s groups. First Sunday of month: short all-age service

6.30pm - 7.45pm: Reflective worship and Bible teaching in our small meeting room

We do not meet on some Sunday evenings due to other ministries. Click here for the dates when there is no evening service

Holy Communion: We gather round the Lord’s Table twice a month, morning and evening

Recent Sermons

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Verse for the year 2019

"Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering"    (Hebrews 13:3)

Meet our minister

Rev Stephen J Roe MA

Stephen has been Pastor since 2001.
He is married to Mandy and they have four adult children.

Phone: (01634) 687571
Email : waldersladebaptist@gmail.com

As part of the body of Christ, it is our privilege to stand alongside our courageous brothers and sisters who are persecuted around the world. That means letting them know they're not forgotten. Strengthening them by our prayers and support.
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​www.opendoorsuk.org/persecution/countries/

As a Partner Church, we :
  • Hold at least one persecuted church service per year
  • Pray regularly as a whole church
  • Engage with emergency appeals
  • Share petitions that call on our political leaders to support persecuted Christians​