If you prefer a more traditional Church of England service of Holy Communion with traditional hymns accompanied by an organ, robed choir and common worship liturgy, you will enjoy the Sung Eucharist service at 9.30am every Sunday.

There are no specific activities for children at this service but they are very welcome. There is a space in the church with toys where you can take young children and still hear the service. We don’t worry about noisy children!

If you prefer a rather less formal service with a mixture of songs accompanied by a keyboard and singers,  you will enjoy Morning Worship at 11.00am every Sunday.

The service normally starts with some songs and a talk for the younger people. They then go to their groups to enjoy various activities with a Biblical theme. The adults then have a time of reflection, worship and prayer.

After the service, we retire to the hall for refreshments and a chat.

We share communion together at this service once a month.

• At both services, nothing is compulsory! You don’t need to join in anything unless you want to. At the 9.30 Sung Eucharist service, there is a service booklet and hymn book. At the 11.00 Morning Worship service, all the words are projected onto a screen. At this second service, you don’t need to use books for the songs although they are available if you would like one.
• At both services, you’re welcome to sit anywhere
• At both services, there’s no dress code
• We no longer take a collection during the services. However, you are welcome to make a donation by putting some money on the plate at the back of the church or using our card machine – all this goes towards the running costs of the Church, which works out at about £300 per day.

• There is ample parking on site
• We have step free access
• The signposted entrance is through the glass doors at the far end of the car park

• Room for buggies inside the Church and toilet and baby changing facilities are off the hall entrance
• Hearing loop
• Space for wheelchairs
• Accessible toilet
• For older people who would like to come and need assistance with transport, please contact the Church Office and we may be able to help
• Large print words are available

You are assured of a warm welcome at KCM. Join us for refreshments after the Sunday morning services – we would love to meet you and introduce you to other people.

If you don’t want to attend one of the services, why not try the KCM Community Café or one of the other groups that meet throughout the week.