7 September 2026
What we owe the person next door
On the parable of the good Samaritan, and why proximity matters more than intention.
What to wear
Whatever you own. Some people come in a suit, most do not, and nobody at the door is counting.
Sundays at 8am and 10:30am
Come as you are. Stay for as long as you like.
Two services on a Sunday, a childrens programme through both, and a building that is open six days a week for anyone who needs it.
- Two Sunday services
- Parking for ninety cars
- Childrens programme from six months
If this is your first time
Three things people ask before they come. Here they are, so nobody has to ask.
How long it runs
Ninety minutes, ending on time. The 8am service finishes by 9:30am and the 10:30am by midday.
What about the children
A supervised programme runs through both services, from six months to thirteen years, in its own wing.
Where the giving goes
We publish the accounts every quarter, in full, on this website. Anyone can read them, member or not. It is the only honest answer to the question people are too polite to ask.
- Quarterly accounts published in full on this site
- Audited once a year by an outside firm
- Three signatories on every payment over 500,000 shillings
- Nobody on the staff sets their own pay
Recent talks
Every Sunday talk is recorded and put here by Tuesday. Nothing is held back for members.
31 August 2026
Money, and the things it cannot buy
The second of four talks on work, rest and what enough actually looks like.
24 August 2026
Rest is not a reward
Why the Sabbath came before the commandments, and what that means for a six day working week.
Planning to come on Sunday?
Tell us you are coming and someone will meet you at the door. It is not a requirement, it just makes a first visit easier.