Sunday Services10.30am: Informal worship, Bible teaching, children’s and young people’s groups.
First Sunday of month: short all-age service. Third Sunday of month: Holy Communion. 6.30pm most weeks: Informal reflective worship with Bible teaching. First Sunday of month: Holy Communion. 
WBC is a Silver award level ECO Church. We express our care for God’s world in our worship and teaching; in how we look after our building and land; in how we engage with our local community and in global campaigns, and in the personal lifestyles of our congregation.
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Phone: (01634) 687571
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WBC Officially Registered Accessible Church
The Additional Needs Alliance – helping churches to include, support, create places of belonging for, and spiritually grow children, young people and young adults with additional needs or disabilities. Among our Members are many individuals and organisations that offer a range of excellent services and resources to assist churches and other groups working in this area to make a real difference for their community.
Minister
Rev Stephen J Roe MA
Stephen has been Pastor since 2001.
He is married to Mandy and they have four adult children and two grandchildren.
Steve is involved with the Baptist south- eastern Ministerial Recognition committee, and the national Baptist racial justice ministry. He is vice-chair of The Bluebell Federation of three local primary schools, and has been a governor in various schools for many years.
Steve has written a chapter in this 2021 book: 'Transitioning from a Multicultural to an Intercultural Church'.
He is married to Mandy and they have four adult children and two grandchildren.
Steve is involved with the Baptist south- eastern Ministerial Recognition committee, and the national Baptist racial justice ministry. He is vice-chair of The Bluebell Federation of three local primary schools, and has been a governor in various schools for many years.
Steve has written a chapter in this 2021 book: 'Transitioning from a Multicultural to an Intercultural Church'.
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.
As a Partner Church, we :
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