Welcome to King Charles the Martyr Church, Potters Bar
Welcome to the website of King Charles the Martyr (KCM) Church, Potters Bar. We are an Anglican Church offering a wide range of styles of worship from traditional to informal. We are a caring community consisting of people of all ages who believe that God makes a difference in our everyday lives. Our mission is to Know Christ More through worship, prayer and study and to Make Christ Known by sharing our faith with those around us. We would love to welcome you at one of our Sunday morning services or at one of the many other activities that take place throughout the week.
KCM Community Cafe
The Cafe will re-open on the 16th January.
Wishing all our loyal customers a very Happy New Year.
GREAT FOOD, GREAT COMPANY, AMAZING PRICES
News and Upcoming Events
Sunday 19 January 2020
The Second Sunday of Epiphany
9.30am Sung Eucharist
President & Preacher: The Revd Atalie Gaines, Vicar
11.00am Morning Worship Parade Service
Led by David Thomson, Reader and The Brownies
All Welcome
- Notice Sheet for Sunday 12th January 2020 - The Baptism of Christ
- Notice Sheet for Sunday 19th January 2020 - Epiphany 2
For our Parish Safeguarding arrangements, please refer to the 'Policies' tab at the top of the page.
Bible verse of the day
Find us
368 Mutton Lane
Potters Bar
Herts EN6 3AS
Tel: 01707 665579
Email: office@kcm-church.org.uk
The office is open 9-12 Monday - Friday
Our mission
We are a passionate Church family, committed to proactively meeting the needs of our wider community. We will welcome and engage with people through open and inclusive worship and prayer, enabling everyone to Know Christ More through our enthusiasm, faith and outreach.
Safeguarding
The Church of King Charles the Martyr, Potters Bar is committed to and will champion the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults both in society as a whole and in our own community. We fully accept, endorse and will implement the principles enshrined in The Children Act 1989 that the welfare of the child is paramount. We will foster and encourage best practice within our community by setting standards for working with children, young people and vulnerable adults and by supporting parents in the care of their children. We will work with statutory bodies, voluntary agencies and other faith communities to promote the safety and well being of children, young people and vulnerable adults. We are committed to acting promptly whenever a concern is raised about a child or young person or vulnerable adult or about the behaviour of an adult, and will work with the appropriate statutory body when an investigation into child abuse or other abuse is necessary.
KCM Safeguarding Policy (June 2019)
Contact our safeguarding officer: safeguarding@kcm-church.org.uk